Sentence examples for sake of credibility from inspiring English sources

It would have been easier for the President to have stuck with his initial decision, for the sake of credibility.

There will be valid criticisms of Corbyn's leadership, and for the sake of credibility these must be acknowledged.

Would the United States really risk a war over a few disputed rocks just for the sake of "credibility"?

It's a paradox, explained in part by Mr. Cohen as an unintended consequence of China's efforts to build a legal system, which its leaders want for the sake of credibility and legitimacy.

For the sake of credibility, a bit of background on myself: I carry lots of phones, but I carry no allegiances.

My sample was laughably small, but two out of three included author website on the cover, and a different two included a publisher website link (my assumption is that they have created their own publishing house for the sake of credibility, which is a whole other discussion).

But for the sake of its credibility, Europe has to implement them and not just announce them".

"Because all of these people worked so hard for the sake of the credibility of dance music, and now, in a matter of a couple of years, it's blown the doors off.

Lavery, who lives in Newcastle, said that he did not want Wilmer to be humiliated, but that he needed to stand down for the sake of the credibility of the inquiry.

Each terrorist group has felt obliged for the sake of its credibility to retaliate for attacks on its members, and the anger in Palestinian streets has generated a seemingly limitless supply of suicide bombers.

For the sake of its credibility, there was no option but to deny Rangers a place in the Scottish Premier League and force the Ibrox team to play in the Third Division this season after the public limited company that owned the club failed to come out of administration and the business and assets were sold to a new company.