Sentence examples for Creditable effort from inspiring English sources

They're six over for the tournament, which is a creditable effort.

Vervier.After all, this production is a creditable effort, and, as we have remarked, it has genuine charm.

That said, Tesco has clearly spent a lot of time trying to mimic Doritos' "tangy cheese" and, while it hasn't quite nailed it, this is a creditable effort.

Mayu Sangiovese, Elquí Valley, Chile 2011 (£7, Asda) There aren't all that many successful wines made from the Italian red grape sangiovese outside Tuscany (where it's the ingredient for Chianti among others), but this is a very creditable effort from the far northern Chilean region of Elquí.

But for a President with an approval rating of forty-six per cent, who has spent much of the past three years being smacked around, and who knows his reëlection bid depends far more on what happens to the unemployment rate than on anything he might say, it was a creditable effort.

It was to prove the final delivery of the day, and it left West Indies in good spirits for Cook's hundred had held together an innings that will be resumed on 240 for seven, a creditable effort from the West Indies bowlers on what is easily the best pitch of the series.

The rock biography has been largely supplanted these days by the rock autobiography: this year has seen variously creditable efforts from Elvis Costello, Chrissie Hynde, Patti Smith, Belle & Sebastian's Stuart David and Sleater-Kinney's Carrie Brownstein.

And we've seen some creditable efforts throughout this past year to do just that (alongside some terrible examples of conspiracy theories that border on crazy, masquerading in some media outlets as 'explanation').

Flawed as the play is, it is a creditable early effort.

Back in wolves' clothing, Los Lobos released Colossal Head (Warner, 1996), a creditable but disjointed effort on which fiery rockers ("Mas y Mas") sat alongside more avant-garde numbers, such as the title track.

More creditable were his efforts to suppress fraudulent banking schemes, mail swindles, and medical quackery.