Sentence examples for worst credibility from inspiring English sources

Libor is going through its worst credibility crisis since its creation in 1986, when British banks asked the association to come up with a benchmark rate to price syndicated loans and derivatives.

To bail themselves out of the NBA's worst crisis of credibility since the Tim Donaghy officiating scandal, the easy part for the NBA will be enlisting the eagerness and financial muscle of Magic Johnson and Mark Walter of the Guggenheim Partners – owners of the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Best-, expected and worst-case scenarios add credibility.

PRESERVING POLICY CREDIBILITY In battling the worst recession in decades, central banks around the world have deployed untested tools, such as large-scale bond purchases.

This, Li said, would lead to an erosion of the Fed's credibility and, in a worst-case scenario, stagflation, which is inflation accompanied by stagnant real wages.

The worst thing about the portrait was its credibility.

At their worst, they can diminish its impact, reduce its credibility, and harm our writers and their subjects, while making those constructive comments impossible to find or recognise.

WORST: Impossible to test drive cars and verify credibility of the seller.

Carrefour's outlook lends some credibility to the argument that the worst may be over for the supermarket sector in Europe.

"Unless your task force addresses the matter of fundamental grid reliability, especially in this era of deregulation, this report will lack credibility and force many into making worst-case assumptions," Mr. Margevicius said.

That, he said, would return credibility to the death penalty by ensuring that only "the worst of the worst" are sent to death row.