Sentence examples for a creditable source from inspiring English sources

The USDA-ARS is a small research laboratory located on a historic tobacco farm and is designated as a creditable source for soil sampling [27].

So here's another rumor from a creditable source (me): the SmartiPhone has wireless broadband so that users can download music quickly from iTunes wherever they may roam.

We too have been told by a highly creditable source (science) that climate change (global warming) will cause a dramatic rise in sea level (plus many other problems) which will, in turn, cause enormous loss of life.

Noah is told by a highly creditable source (God) that climate change (40 days and nights of rain) will cause a dramatic rise in sea level (the Flood) which will, in turn, cause enormous loss of life.

We think this space needs a friendly, approachable, creditable source for information".

That eminently creditable source, "insiders at Microsoft," has suggested that the fan-favorite Redmond company is working on a Blu-Ray flavor of the 360.

A research associate, Jennifer Buchanan, says Wikipedia convention favours mainstream books, newspapers and scientific journals as creditable sources.

Online journals and forums such as The Immanent Frame, Fre.quenc.ies, and the recently launched Reverberations, from the Social Science Research Council (SSRC) are now considered to be creditable sources of scholarly research, conduits of collaboration and tools for dialogue.

You should feel comfortable discussing your project with companies listed with these organizations and they should be deemed as "creditable" sources.

It has done a creditable job at telling people what is going on, a perennial source of anxiety and frustration when trains get stuck in tunnels.

That was a creditable policy.