Sentence examples for become credible from inspiring English sources

Her relationship with the corrupt civil servant is casually embarked upon, and does not become credible.

But communications are claims; they become credible only through a company's behavior.

Claims become credible by the community reviewing, critiquing, extending and reproducing the supporting evidence.

Gordon Brown has waded into the Labour leadership race, urging the party to become "credible" and "electable" once more.

But if they want to become credible and electable, Mr. Stöss said, they will need concrete policies.

Andersen, in its effort to become credible, may yet have made a contribution to a better industry.

"After you ring-fence retail deposits, the statement that no one else gets bailed out becomes credible".

She deserves credit for handling Will's meeting with Frankie so carefully that the event becomes credible and vitally important to the book without undermining the story's ideas about true love.

The mixture of platitude and frankness is completely credible, and even as the conversation continues ("'Some women shouldn't marry,' said Mrs Hillcoate") the fact of recollection becomes credible too.

The improbable web of coincidences that made this event possible — most amazingly, the 1981 International League manual inexplicably lacked every other edition's 12 50 a.m. curfew — becomes credible once you have witnessed the scope of Barry's reporting.

In the space of 90 minutes African football, once derided for being all about juju magic and Zairian defenders with a limited grasp of free-kick regulations, became credible.