Sentence examples for credible distinction from inspiring English sources

It concluded that the fundamental problems of statutory interpretation and a lack of a credible distinction with Rust in Justice Kennedy's analysis renders the opinion "unconvincing".

Importantly, a large proportion of countries display non-overlapping credible intervals, suggesting distinctions across countries in the distributions of ERS.

Javed Khan, chief executive of Victim Support, said the new distinction between credible threats and offence was sorely needed.

Be distinct and credible.

There is a distinction between the "business" having a credible future and journalism having a credible future.

Some experts on corporate governance have suggested that Romney's distinction between management and ownership is a credible one; others have queried it.

"They are trying to build a leadership of credible ground forces, and I think that is a huge distinction," said Elizabeth O'Bagy, an expert on the Syrian rebel groups at the Institute for the Study of War in Washington.

Make sure you base this participation on well-grounded, credible, and objective science, Malhi says: "There is an important distinction between a concerned, informed scientist and a partisan lobbyist".

The distinction between home and away was at least technically credible, given the reality of 20th-century communications media, which were hierarchically organised and very often state-controlled.

Nonetheless, they are scarily credible, drawn by the playwright and the actors with enough in common to suggest a cult, enough distinction to suggest a hierarchy within it.

Making appropriate distinctions along the way will help us win more allies and ensure that our voice is credible and one that cannot be ignored.