Sentence examples for a credible choice from inspiring English sources

"Three from three is not a credible choice to offer members committed to true democracy," said FitzJohn in a letter sent to Leighton.

"I don't think the circus nature of California's experience does a lot to make recall look like a credible choice, but still, you never know.

Among the eight nominees, Santo is both a credible choice and a sentimental favorite; the vote takes place on the one-year anniversary of his death of complications from diabetes and bladder cancer.

This is all about securing a pipeline in the public sector and supporting apprenticeships and to help show that the public sector is a credible choice for young people".

Mitt Romney, his presidential aspirations suddenly endangered by Newt Gingrich's rapid resurgence, is employing aggressive new arguments in an effort to disqualify Mr. Gingrich as a credible choice to Republicans, calling him "zany" in an interview on Wednesday and questioning his commitment to free enterprise.

He took a defensive left and turned it into a credible choice for government".

With no one on the Labour right or left offering a credible alternative to Corbyn, the only choice we have is to cooperate, to find grounds for compromise with the bulk of the PLP, and to work for a Labour victory in 2020.

(The organisers have been criticised for including celebrities on the judging panel in the past – there was scepticism when Lily Allen was appointed in 2008 – but Richardson, who clearly has a sharp sense of language, is a strong, credible choice).

Days earlier he highlighted his interest in UK pop music, this time with a slightly more credible choice, purchasing Bizarre Love Triangle by New Order.

Thus the DPJ, in only the third lower-house election since the party was formed in 1996, has emerged as a clear and credible choice for disgruntled mainstream voters.

"In the last couple of weeks, Labour has set out policies that offer a clear and credible choice for the country.