Sentence examples for becoming credible from inspiring English sources

Other candidates, including Newt Gingrich, the former House speaker, are battling self-inflicted problems and other challenges to becoming credible challengers.

After his wins in Iowa and New Hampshire, all eyes are on the South Carolina primary on January 21st, where the crowded field of conservative Republicans are pinning their hopes on becoming credible contenders.

So what prevented the Osmonds from becoming a credible musical force?

The Labour leadership elections proved the party is incapable of becoming a credible opposition.

The two bigger parties face a third political force that is not only becoming more credible, but more popular also".

In recent provincial elections in Alberta and Ontario parties linked to Mr Harper lost elections they expected to win.There are also tentative signs that the opposition is becoming more credible.

In 1907, a scholarship took him to Paris, where he stayed for fourteen years, becoming a credible Cubist and a friend of bohemian luminaries, including Modigliani and Soutine.

Admirably ambitious though the Beijing triennial is, its chances of becoming a credible hub of global design debate will be impeded by the international outrage over the imprisonment of Mr. Ai.

Around 80,000 Welsh residents commute across the border to work.In the 1970s the SNP left cultural nationalism behind and focused on becoming a credible political alternative to Westminster.

The writer Bill McKibben dedicates himself to becoming a credible cross-country ski racer and learns, among other lessons, that "skiing up a hill, right at this particular moment, doesn't fit our culture quite as well as skiing down it".

It's clear to me that we've only got one chance of becoming a credible opposition again, and for the thought of another Labour government to even enter the minds of the electorate, and that's under Andy Burnham.