Sentence examples for credible entry from inspiring English sources

The Xbox has been one of Microsoft's few undeniable consumer hits of the last decade, a product that was not just a credible entry into the games business but also a sign of the innovation possible at a company that is rarely seen as an inventive thinker.

The win was seen as a victory for silliness in a contest which, in recent years, has seen some po-faced attempts at victory, notably from the UK, which drafted in Jonathan King in 1995 to produce a "credible" entry from Love City Groove.

Essentially under the first three years of the period in which Bob ruled the product introduction slate, GM gave Toyota free rein to keep building its three huge profit franchises and did not put a credible entry into the two biggest car segments in the U.S. market: small and mid-car.

That puts it up against some formidable competitors, but the Malibu is GM's most credible entry to date in mass-market front-wheel-drive sedans.

The innovation is in giving a pickup truck and SUV the range required to be a credible entry along with the cargo capacity desired by most buyers.

The bookseller is definitely planning to launch its tablet outside of the U.S. — the company has confirmed as much, and the fact that they're here in London attests to that — but after a developer event at Mobile Monday London very light on details, the takeaway from several app makers was that a lot more work needs to be done before B&N will be able to make a credible entry into the market here.

Each year, hundreds of credible entries submitted to the National Outsourcing Association awards back this up.

He said the charity had a project to bring together volunteer Wikipedia editors with a medical knowledge to identify articles that need improvement, find credible sources and make entries more "accurate and more readable".

This is an appeal to academic educators for supplementing Wikipedia entries with credible information from the scientific literature.

The participants felt the entries provided credible information that they often shared with colleagues who were not members of the online group [ 13].

Some suggested that the entry of a credible Republican candidate could nudge the Democratic candidates to the center, so they could maintain viability in a general election.