Meanings of lose credibility in English

Established artists don't seem to lose credibility by licensing songs to Apple.

It's important not to lose credibility, to honour what you say.

If people expect inflation will remain lower than the Fed's target, policymakers lose credibility.

It causes us to lose credibility around the world.

The last thing she needed was to lose credibility with the point man on the investigation.

Interpol has been warned it could lose credibility if Major General Nasser Ahmed al-Raisi is elected.

In the end, words begin to lose credibility.

The government would lose credibility for failing to reach its promised agreement and endangering the fragile economy.

They hurt themselves; they lose credibility.

It seems that it will never learn the lesson that if you overpromise and under-deliver you lose credibility.

Analysts say a repeat is unlikely because both the PAD and NPP would lose credibility if their campaigns turned violent.

It was so often repeated that he would lose credibility with his core voting base if he fails to make the wall happen.

Mukherjee's tenure saw India rapidly lose credibility -both for its fiscal excesses as well as for its heavy-handedtreatment of foreign investors.

These type of expectations plays can fall short and it is very concerning that you not lose credibility through a process like this.

Evans and others are concerned that if they continue to undershoot, they will lose credibility and their statements and policies will become less effective.

But by then, BP had lost credibility with investors and the public.