Sentence examples for retain credibility from inspiring English sources

This sport wants to retain credibility?

To retain credibility, it doesn't really have a choice.

"I needed people not to join to retain credibility," he added, laughing.

"If the review of the NFA is to retain credibility you must give at least equal access to gun control advocates.

It is natural for Americans to mourn that prospect, but Shivshankar Menon, India's former foreign secretary, suspects that the U.S. will retain credibility and leadership.

Mr. Bullard raised that warning obliquely in his speech Tuesday, suggesting that while the United States might draw temporary advantage from the European crisis, it must "directly address" its fiscal problems if it is to retain credibility with credit markets.

For the United States government, retaining credibility, especially among investors, is necessary.

He retains credibility on national security issues, particularly the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

There are relatively few acts which have managed to combine huge success while retaining credibility.

Yes, as Gopnik points out, Heisenberg retains credibility among physicists, just as philosophers still cite Heidegger, though both men were corrupted by Nazi ideals.

A big reason U.S. Treasury securities have retained credibility with investors, for example, is that despite official denials of complicity, there is an assumption that the Federal Reserve would not let the U.S. government go bankrupt.