Sentence examples for with some credibility from inspiring English sources

We were back with some credibility".

Typically, when Republican mayors have managed to come to power, it has been because their independence provides them with some credibility in promising reform and taming big government.

Scruggs had achieved rare standing among trial lawyers — as a visionary, whose extravagant fee awards allowed him to discount, with some credibility, money as his prime motivation.

The government might with some credibility claim that in recent years it has taken action to improve the status, and the quality, of social work and social workers.

But for the first time since the 1980s, the Tories can say with some credibility that they are leading the intellectual debate rather than following it.

There's a G-spot, pull the car over!" They may not sound as weird and novel as they did on Rock Lobster, but they can still sing Keep This Party Going with some credibility.

Officials with TVA and EPA have already lost some credibility with the local residents.

Professor Russell said that travelers might find that a little reading before the trip could even help them with business at hand, since "the traveler gains some credibility with the locals by knowing literature about the place" and the visitor will feel a little less disoriented by the experience.

His move to take center stage with the North American operation will buy him some credibility with the union, but still it's going to be a tough sale for him.

Syria has accused Saudi Arabia and Qatar of joining with Turkey in arming the insurgents, an accusation that gained some credibility with a report on Monday by BBC News, which said its correspondent had seen three crates of what appeared to be Saudi weapons diverted to a rebel base in Aleppo.

He has even lost some credibility with voters.