Sentence examples for strong credibility from inspiring English sources

Important stories with strong credibility shouldn't sit on a shelf.

Museum professionals credited Ms. Nichols's Harvard art credentials, wide network of contacts and ability to find a board's "sweet spot" for her strong credibility with trustees.

Gaiman and Palmer make for a wonderful artistic couple not only because they're both famous (and are cute together), but because both have strong credibility and are just as interesting apart as they are together.

Spotted by two witnesses, then caught at the scene by two police officers, and finally implicated by a victim who had strong credibility, Mr. Pena was convicted last week of three counts of predatory sexual assault, a felony that carries a minimum sentence of 10 years.

The top commander in the region, Gen. David H. Petraeus, who has strong credibility on Capitol Hill, is said to have provided lawmakers with a sober assessment of the military situation in Afghanistan in a closed meeting on Wednesday and is expected to repeat some of those observations in a public hearing set for Friday.

Thanks to the convertibility plan, Argentina had established strong credibility in the capital markets.

Far better to buy into the now-strong credibility in this regard of the ECB, and to participate fully in the emerging debate for European level banking regulations as part of an eventual comprehensive international accord with America and Asia.

It's a shame then that Vodafone isn't going into it with stronger credibility as a buyer.

Interviewees declared that extra-school experiences in their field gave them stronger credibility in front of the students.

The report said it would help if 6Music's presenters were "not only popular but also have strong musical credibility".

Finally, these countries enjoyed strong policy credibility.