Sentence examples for the credibility needed from inspiring English sources

You may sacrifice the credibility needed to push for change.

In this case, Constellation provided not just money, but the credibility needed to participate in the bidding.

To deny this is naive and damages the credibility needed to sell NPLs and shares in its banks to foreign investors.

If team leaders are technically incompetent, they're not only liable to make bad decisions but they also lack the credibility needed to motivate a team.

Successful investments will attract more overseas capital, and local affiliates of foreign-based funds with good track records will gain the credibility needed to raise their own funds.

The CBOT's success in fending off Eurex has given its management the credibility needed for changes such as the setting-up of a common clearing link with the CME.

The president's leadership started at home, and this gave him the renewed credibility needed to return to the global stage as a climate leader.

A Kennedy School degree can also provide the tools and credibility needed to sit across the table from policy makers and speak their language.

* In Afghanistan, the military dropped leaflets featuring the image of a clean-shaven Osama bin Laden in Western garb that read: "The murderer and coward has abandoned you". That the photo was so clearly doctored only enhanced the idea of America as a manipulative superpower, draining the goodwill and credibility needed for future diplomacy.

The commission said a congressionally chartered corporation should take the lead in choosing the site because it would be "best suited to provide the stability, focus and credibility needed to get the waste program back on track".

After showing poor timing when appointing and sacking managers in the past the chairman Freddy Shepherd and his board, for the sake of the club's credibility, need to get it right on this occasion.