Sentence examples for the very credibility from inspiring English sources

Hezbollah has dismissed the indictments by questioning the very credibility and professionalism of the court.

George W. Bush's repeated contention that the very credibility of the Council was at stake.

"The very credibility of multilateralism … this is what is at stake.

Otherwise it's every man for themselves and everyone loses from the European taxpayer through to the job market and the very credibility of Europe itself," he said.

But if it looks like they are not coming down hard enough, they undermine the very credibility they are hoping to promote".

"The arbitrary use of new 'legal advice' to say the US is not bound by the convention threatens to undermine the very credibility of international human rights law".

Future inaction by Washington ignores more than the American people's outrage over the Sudanese government's practices; it undermines the United State's very credibility on the world stage.

The flipside to this, however, is that the Fed's very credibility left it spinning its wheels during the thick of the crisis.

And the big trouble was that it was done at a public-service broadcaster, whose reputation for reliability and authority gave the report its very credibility.

"It strikes at his very credibility and the credibility of this government's economic judgment," said Darling.

In the wake of a series of disasters that threaten to undermine his very credibility, Gordon Brown has an awful lot of rethinking to do.