Sentence examples for be a credible solution from inspiring English sources
We can take a reasonable assumption that the UK may also follow in the near term but by both the UK and US not currently implementing a ban then this will not be a credible solution (even if they were it would not be).
This paper highlights some challenges over and above those of developing a high quality dielectric/III V semiconductor interface, specifically in the areas of scaled source/drain contact formation and channel materials and device architectures which have to be addressed if III V MOSFETs are to be a credible solution to enable continued scaling of the ITRS beyond 2018.
Mr Grayling reiterated the government's determination to continue with its programme of cuts, as the alternative of borrowing more money was not a credible solution.
The US needs to come back to the table and help with the rapid cuts in emissions that the situation demands". Long-time talks participant Alden Meyer from the Union of Concerned Scientists added: "It's not a credible solution, but that doesn't seem to bother them.
"Asking Director Clapper, and other federal intelligence officials who misrepresented programs to Congress and the courts, to report to you on needed reforms and the future role of government surveillance is not a credible solution".
Can this be a credible 911 alternative?
To be able to offer a credible solution to a large vehicle maker one needs to be able to offer the ability to work in a range of geographies, and in that regard, the Chinese look to be ahead.
"We have offered a credible solution and I am surprised that [Channel] 4 has not been more curious.
There is an absence of clear leadership at the top of British politics that is struggling to reassure the economy with a credible solution to the current mess.
But there's also a sense of frustration that it's clearly a pretty cheap stunt rather than a credible solution to obesity in this country.
It isn't as if the Republican nominee-elect has a credible solution to the jobs crisis.
