Sentence examples for severe credibility from inspiring English sources

His stock remains high, and the two governments, suffering severe credibility loss, are likely to stay away.

"Based upon that investigation, it was determined that there were a number of inconsistencies," Alvarez' chief of staff Dan Kirk told ABC. "A number of the witnesses had severe credibility issues.

Richard Dicker, head of international justice at HRW, said Libya's refusal to abide by ICC rulings put it in violation of the UN, which ordered the investigation of Gaddafi: "It would be a severe loss of credibility for the new Libyan government for them to put themselves in breach of a security council resolution".

That turns the spotlight on the Council speaker, Christine C. Quinn, who has been the mayor's handmaiden on altering term limits and whose own credibility took severe hits.

The fight has captivated Britons and confronted the government of Prime Minister Tony Blair with the most severe challenge to its credibility since it took office in 1997.

If Three/02 is allowed to happen it would be a slap in the face for Ofcom and a severe blow to the credibility of UK telecoms regulation.

Losing the Suharto case was yet another severe blow to the credibility of Mr. Wahid's government, which also failed to control sectarian violence that has flared in parts of Indonesia.

"Anybody who achieves at the elite level immediately faces questions: 'Was this fair and square or drugs?' " Apparent Public Indifference International sports have suffered severe damage to their credibility because of drug scandals over the past 15 years, and now American professional sports face the same crises of legitimacy.

Woodruff concluded: "… it is beyond credibility that severe incapacity could have been produced (by Chagas disease) for 40 50 years without the development of physical signs …." Intestinal disorders have also been proposed including peptic ulceration, biliary disease, Crohn's disease, and the irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) (Shanahan 2012).

The Iraq-linked damage to U.S. credibility is too severe to be quickly undone.

These are severe charges, likely to gain credibility from the campaign last year of Mrs Whitehouse against the Cooper single, "School's Out".