Sentence examples for credible counter from inspiring English sources
Last month's blatantly corrupt, and arguably stolen, Afghanistan election ended any pretense that Hamid Karzai is a credible counter to the Taliban or a legitimate partner for America in a counterinsurgency project of enormous risk and cost.
Shares in Hershey, perhaps the only company that could possibly launch a credible counter-punch, have risen 2.6% in pre-market trading - suggesting that a bid is most unlikely.
He said Athens had made no credible counter-proposals on the bailout terms and said that Varoufakis tabled no new proposals on Thursday, despite the session of Eurogroup finance ministers being billed as the last chance to secure a deal sending Greece a financial lifeline and keeping it in the euro.
You could have gone to a more credible counter-party and you didn't.
Putting aside the insufferable self-satisfaction of The Wire's creative team, it is hard to dispute that boast: there is no credible BBC counter-claimant.
He pointed to the success of US channel HBO, arguing that there was "no credible BBC counter-claimant" to the critical acclaim accorded to the subscription cable service's drama The Wire. "Dependent solely on subscription, HBO can take great creative risk.
At a stroke you would have a much more effective and credible body to counter the arguments of those pressing for some form of statutory regulation.
Threat information had to meet three tests: It had to be specific; credible; and impossible to counter.
And an increasing number of critics say that no nuclear weapon would be a credible deterrent in any counter-terrorist operation British forces will be engaged in for the foreseeable future.
His testimony about the Bush administration's warrantless domestic surveillance program also ran counter to many credible sources, including the account of Robert Mueller, director of the F.B.I.
The strategies proposed in [6] for effective counter measures include: Providing credible alternative explanation to the misinformation.
