Sentence examples for shaky credibility from inspiring English sources

Then there is the issue of BP's shaky credibility.

Such comments only harm the already shaky credibility of American media by fostering mendacity and misinformation.

The group's shaky credibility partly accounts for the market's skeptical reaction.

Russian commanders had earlier denied that so many paratroopers had been killed, and the disclosure has undermined the Russian government's already shaky credibility with the public.

Moreover, the article said that most of the informants were criminals and that the case had been "hampered from the beginning by the shaky credibility of most of the accusers -- convicts, suspects and relatives with an ax to grind".

Years after Hennis had been acquitted on circumstantial evidence — Patrick Cone's shaky credibility; the Mr. X letters; the "spitting image" of Hennis who roamed the Eastburns' neighborhood; the newspaper-delivery woman who recalled seeing someone with a different car and physical appearance from Hennis's — the government now held a trump card.

Public opinion polls suggest that Mr. Sharon's personal credibility is shaky.

Yet the Europeans' credibility is shaky, since they are unable (as yet) to speak with one voice, or even to decide who should represent them.

The Bush administration and Britain — their credibility after Iraq is shaky to say the least — aren't the only ones who believe that Tehran wants to do a lot more than generate electricity.

Things like this damage our credibility, which is already quite shaky internationally".

But G.E.'s credibility on Wall Street remains shaky, with any sign of weakness punished by waves of selling.