Sentence examples for a range of credible from inspiring English sources
A spokeswoman for BP said the company has plans for a "range of credible spill scenarios".
Citing "a range of credible sources," Ms. Pillay said more than 2,800 civilians had been killed and more than 7,000 had been wounded, including hundreds of children, since Jan . 20
BP said its modelling allowed it to plan for a "range of credible spill scenarios" and that it had commissioned the Australian Marine Oil Spill Centre to chart the southern coast and devise contingency plans.
This is that while many companies have made a range of credible commitments on their social and environmental goals and policies, and generally seem to understand the serious sustainability risks and opportunities for the future of business, they are finding it difficult to implement these either quickly or consistently, whether internally or along their supply chains.
Here, we employ a simple method that can be used by conservation managers to evaluate a range of credible alternatives and select the intervention predicted to have the greatest impact.
We adopted a whole system approach to identify needs, barriers and facilitators to developing a range of credible and acceptable interventions.
And most of the actors, many of them appearing for the first time in a feature film, lack either the skill or the directorial guidance to endow their characters with a full range of credible motives and responses.
The uncertainty is large indicating a wide range of credible values for each pixel.
There were complaints that the new job does not actually have the level of management responsibility normally associated with a title of chief executive and that the recruitment process was too hasty to attract a wide range of credible candidates.
"It is also clear that a wide range of credible forecasters expect oil prices to remain close to present levels, or rise further in future years - with some organisations, such as the OECD, suggesting that prices could exceed $150-a-barrel 150-a-barrel 150-a-barrel
Effective foreign policy always/always starts by consulting with a wide range of credible experts attuned to national interests, not speechwriters channeling unbridled pie-in-the-sky prose masquerading as strategic policy, no matter the consequence to national security.
