Sentence examples for credible case that from inspiring English sources

The agency's report last week drew on a vast trove of evidence to conclude that there was a "credible" case that Iran engaged in secret and possibly continuing efforts to construct a nuclear weapon.

United Nations weapons inspectors have amassed a trove of new evidence that they say makes a "credible" case that "Iran has carried out activities relevant to the development of a nuclear device," and that the project may still be under way.

The bottom line is that we're at a point where Mr. Obama can make a credible case that the economy is improving under his stewardship — and Republicans can make a credible case that it's too little and too late.

No earthly amount of spin can make a credible case that Iraq is on the road to freedom and democracy.

On one hand, SocGen's supporters make a credible case that the bank's capital and funding arrangements are solid.

So, using Rae's testimony and the forensics, one can't mount a credible case that there was not cannibalism".

It seems that, for every one credible fear case that has been added onto immigration judges' docket, nine deportation cases have been taken over by the Border Patrol.

Again: the task of a work with the claims made here should be not to show that inbreeding 'might' be beneficial and hence speciation 'might' be adaptive (the essay develops perhaps a credible case for that) but rather to show that these processes cannot occur (are highly unlikely) under the neutral model (this is not even attempted in the paper).

The Times reported, in its lead story the day after the report came out, that I.A.E.A. investigators "have amassed a trove of new evidence that, they say, makes a 'credible' case" that Iran may be carrying out nuclear-weapons activities.

Despite Iranian leaders' assertions that the country's nuclear program is solely focused on generating energy, U.N. weapons inspectors say that the report "makes a 'credible' case that 'Iran has carried out activities relevant to the development of a nuclear device' and that the project may still be under way".

In that story, The Times said: "United Nations weapons inspectors have amassed a trove of new evidence that they say makes a 'credible' case that 'Iran has carried out activities relevant to the development of a nuclear device,' and that the project may still be under way.