Sentence examples for a creditable record from inspiring English sources

They are now 4-9-2 in their last 15 games, hardly a creditable record with three weeks left before the playoffs.

But Mr. Lazio, a Republican moderate who built a creditable record in the House on a variety of issues, proved a vigorous opponent.

However, this will still be a creditable record, given the past volatility of inflation.Certainly, the Bank's record as a newly empowered independent central bank compares favourably with that of the European Central Bank, which has demonstrated a notable lack of clarity in presenting its policy.

Robert Person had a creditable 15-7 record last season, but he has never come across as a staff leader on a division champion.

Though he "hated every minute" of his first year there, he says, he was determined to win his father's respect; and that same desire for paternal recognition and a sense of "the family creed" would propel him to Vietnam in hopes of winning "a creditable combat record".

Before changing the club's branding, Tan had already demonstrated his ruthlessness by sacking Jones despite the manager's creditable record and vast experience.

If so that's above the more modest estimates of 600,000-800,000 that were expected, and a creditable follow-up to the record 1.8m crowd of 2009.

England's 38.02 secs represented a creditable performance given their poor record in getting the baton round, and bodes well for Great Britain's hopes at this month's European Championships.

It helps that his own record in the mess is a creditable one.

In the end, it was Scotland captain Preston Mommsen who set the record straight after their first match of the World Cup, a creditable three-wicket defeat against New Zealand.

That was a creditable policy.