Sentence examples for a credible start from inspiring English sources

The DS brand gets off to a credible start.

The most important thing right now is to get off to a credible start by making the Shell project as mistake-proof as possible.

Besides, once Greece defaults and restructures, its economy stands a good chance of making a credible start on its long journey to economic health.The longer-term risk has to do with "more Europe".

"With a stock like this, much is based on hope about the future, and he is off to a credible start," said Richard Chu, an analyst at S. G. Cowen in Boston, referring to Mr. Capellas.

He has been running the country since King Fahd, his brother, suffered a disabling stroke more than six years ago; during this period he has made a credible start on opening a tightly closed economy and political system.

"But this is a credible starting point".

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

In the light of his very credible starting position – that politicians have a duty to create an environment in which "the citizen has some personal space in which the state has no power, interest, or influence" – many of these agencies and their purview do seem … well, bogus is a strong word.

Credible started his charitable enterprise five years ago, as "a way to get hot chicks in the back of my van".

The rules vary by state, but generally, charter schools can be started by parents, teachers, profit-making groups or anyone with a credible plan to start and operate a school.

In fact denying the inevitable has undermined pledges about solvent governments.Instead of austerity and pretence, a credible rescue should start with growth and, where it is unavoidable, a serious restructuring of debt.