Sentence examples for a credible point from inspiring English sources

Nottingham Forest missed the chance to regain top spot in the Championship as Wigan shook off some of their early-season rust to claim a credible point in a 0-0 draw.

They claimed a credible point away to four-time world champions Germany, who were back in action after a humiliating group stage exit at the World Cup.

"But this is a credible starting point".

"The Commonwealth's proposal is not a credible starting point for negotiations," Andrew Rosenberg of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, an adviser to the Ad Hoc Group of General Obligation Bondholders of Puerto Rico, said in a statement.

A thorough and impartial study of MDB financial capacity and strength wouldn't take the place of rating agency evaluations, but it would provide a credible reference point allowing the agencies to make their own methodologies less conservative while protecting themselves from criticism.

Although there may be some uncertainty concerning such estimates, they at least provide a credible starting point for analysis.

The museum will also serve as a credible reference-point for art investors and traders who already operate in this part of the world.

But it shouldn't be overlooked, as he became a credible three-point shooter (39.3 percent on more than five attempts per game) and can be effective playing either at power forward or as a small-ball center.

Now I have a credible article to point my West Coast friends to.

Yet a credible Cornell study points out that the pipeline could actually cost American jobs, and even if the pipeline backers are right, we're talking only 5,000-6,000 tempositionssitions for two years.

Prince took off last season, nearly tripling his points per game while also developing into a credible threat from three-point range.