Sentence examples for apparently credible from inspiring English sources

A few years ago, for example, both liberals and conservatives were provided with correct and apparently credible information showing that the George W. Bush administration was wrong to think that Iraq had an active unconventional weapons program.

So in 1998, when a potentially lucrative mining deal came up, the pitch, from an apparently credible businessman, seemed worth listening to: invest in an Arizona mine filled with ore that could be used to make cellular telephone batteries.

Phishing scams are the most well-known – where a fake email (often promising instant riches) will send you to an apparently credible website that asks you to enter the secret code.

Discovering long lists of apparently credible tips to help manage sleep concerns may initially be heartening to the sleep-weary.

Now something close to the opposite of a draft is rumbling among concerned Democrats, as insiders and bloggers respond to apparently credible rumors that Sen. Evan Bayh retains a high position on the short list for Obama's running mate.

Apparently more credible reports of ISI skulduggery are marked SEWOC, or Signals Intelligence Electronic Warfare Operations Centre, signifying they come from intercepted communications.

Meanwhile Ms Alexander, a black woman who claims she was protecting herself against her abusive husband, was apparently less credible as a defendant.What does it mean to "stand your ground"?

A Russian, who is apparently Mr. Credible for having reported on the death of the RAZR 3, says that Palm will price the Pre at $399 when it launches on Sprint in a few months.

Yellowface, however, apparently remains acceptable and credible.

(The downside of this idea is that Raoul's prudish rejection of Valentine seems even less credible after apparently experiencing oral sex with the future queen of Navarre).

He's a maverick, a dreamer, he's a technical guy who knows something about telecoms, and he's a very credible candidate, apparently.