Sentence examples for too much credibility from inspiring English sources

"I didn't want to give it too much credibility".

"It is given too much credibility as a scientific discipline.

May I say that what recent events in Europe, and to some extent in the US, really suggest is that central banks have too much credibility?

Isn't that giving a bit too much credibility to a philosophy that amounts to: "I think we should take everybody else's stuff"?

Still, as most of Letterman's audience probably had no idea who Cameron was, he didn't have too much credibility to damage.

The media is partly to blame for giving too much credibility to Ukip while Labour's message was getting crowded out, he claimed.

The United States has already spent too much money, credibility and too many lives in foreign ventures.

The French state also wants to use the Somerset plant to sell its nuclear prowess globally, while the British government has too much political credibility to lose by pulling the plug now.

But it's a tricky tightrope to walk: too much savvy tests credibility, too much innocence risks sentimentality.

He has staked too much of his credibility on the new contract.

But, he adds, Mr Khamenei has too much of his credibility invested in Mr Ahmadinejad for this to happen.