Sentence examples for there is credibility from inspiring English sources

But, she added, "the timeliness of newspapers is always going to be there, and there is credibility to a New York Times".

"I think it works, given that there is credibility between the brand and the musicians — that it is a real relationship," Ms. Zegna said of the Tod's-La Scala collaboration.

There is credibility here (TV syncs for Gossip Girl and Dexter hint at the Pierces' lyrical quirks), but the point isn't to score points on the cool-o-meter.

"I decided to systematically investigate whether there is credibility in Christianity," he remarks.

Mr Kaplan's ruling accepts that there are credibility issues with that testimony, but says that the other evidence is sufficient to support his conclusions.

Will there be credibility to young Dennis describing the muddied nose of an offensive tackle as if it had "inhaled Bob Marley feet first"?

"The prosecution has an affirmative obligation to look through the files of everyone involved on its team to find whether there is any possible evidence that suggests that the defendant is not guilty or that there are credibility problems with the prosecution's witnesses," Stephen Trott, a federal appeals-court judge and former prosecutor who has lectured widely on prosecutorial ethics, told me.

I think there are credibility issues.

The variables that produce the ratings that you give… for commercial acceptance there need to be credibility for the consumer.

"For many people there is not a lot of credibility or authenticity in these messages".

But there is a credibility gap".