Sentence examples for terms of credibility from inspiring English sources

The international categories hold more weight in terms of credibility.

"The Olympic movement is fragile now in terms of credibility.

Among Kenya's institutions, the Supreme Court may pay the heaviest cost in terms of credibility.

They can write a superseding indictment, but it won't help in terms of credibility.

"In terms of credibility it's down to being good and being successful.

"I think the Conservatives this week have taken a big step forward in terms of credibility.

The qualitative design of the present study implies that trustworthiness in term of credibility, transferability, confirmability and dependability has to be taken in consideration [ 27, 40].

There will be difficult decisions here but organisations have often found that in the longer run short-term monetary gain is outweighed by long-term loss of credibility and trust if they make the wrong call.

'In terms of the credibility of American power, I think most traditional Washington commentators would say he's put more umph, more credibility back into it,' Ignatius said on MSNBC Friday morning, arguing that former President Barack Obama had disappointed many people by failing to 'enforce the red line' in Syria.

"In terms of the credibility of American power, I think most traditional Washington commentators would say he's put more umph, more credibility back into it," Ignatius said on MSNBC Friday morning, arguing that former President Barack Obama had disappointed many people by failing to "enforce the red line" in Syria.

But what do these brands bring to the table in terms of design credibility?