Sentence examples for broadly credible from inspiring English sources

Egypt invited many international groups to observe the parliamentary elections, and all pronounced them broadly credible.

"In my opinion, the evidence of behaviour which violated the personal space and autonomy of the complainants was broadly credible," Webster said in a statement.

Webster said that the evidence provided by women who accused Rennard of sexually inappropriate behaviour had been broadly credible and that the peer should apologise.

An internal inquiry concluded that the allegations against Rennard made by several women were "broadly credible" (let us file "broadly" as another weasel word).

However, Alistair Webster QC, who carried out the inquiry, said that: "In my opinion, the evidence of behaviour which violated the personal space and autonomy of the complainants was broadly credible".

But Amano added: "When we find the information is broadly credible, especially when it is related to the presence of nuclear equipment, or nuclear material … we can seek access to a site even though it is not officially declared.

More broadly, it is next to impossible to build credible institutions for economic prosperity by fiat.

More broadly, I asked her, can Turkey even be a credible NATO ally as it grows closer to the Russian military and acquires systems that directly threaten NATO capabilities?

But in stark contrast to the broadly celebratory mood in Istanbul, human rights group Amnesty International in London claimed it had "credible evidence" of the beating and torture of post-coup detainees.

But more broadly, they have said, the mere existence of the slush fund effectively undercuts a pillar of the American war strategy: the building of a clean and credible Afghan government.

In one sense, the evolution of Hezb-i-Islami, a broadly Islamist and anti-Western movement, could be taken as a promising sign by Western countries that have spent so much blood and money to establish a credible government here.