Sentence examples for credible conversation from inspiring English sources

"To have a scientific, credible conversation between agribusiness and the environmental community is really great," says Jonathan Foley, a global change scientist at the University of Minnesota, St . Paul who studies the impact of agriculture.

And parents who choose to not vaccinate their child have probably already been told that vaccines are safe and effective (as to why they remain susceptible to non-credible information is a conversation for another day).

At the same time, credible reports from other conversations I've had with officials indicate that the intelligence of the Revolutionary Guard has warned leading reformists that if they become active in the upcoming elections, they will be arrested.

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.

People have conversations that sound credible and alive.

But the newspaper's managing editor Charles Garside went on to say that the sources for its Clooney story, while wrong, were credible, having been based on "conversations with senior members of the Lebanese community".

"We put in place a really thorough search process and we had dozens and dozens of conversations with very credible candidates, but David really stood out.

Do they add value to industry conversations? Do they seem credible?

And let me be clear that there has never been any substantive or credible allegation that the prosecution listens to such conversations.

It was deemed that at higher rates of speech (195 words per minute is about the fastest that people speak in normal conversation), the message was viewed as more credible -- and therefore more persuasive.

An alternative to forcing people into a difficult conversation is to direct them toward resources from credible national organizations.