Sentence examples for credible for the from inspiring English sources

"The euro is a currency that is considered just as credible for the next 10 years as for the last 12 years".

In the papers, Mr. Lay's lawyers argue that it would not be credible for the government, having brought the charges, to now contend that it needs more time.

But the package agreed had to be credible for the British, meaning that progress has to be made in the areas that are causing difficulty.

John Swinney, the SNP Finance Secretary, said it was "simply not credible" for the IFS to describe the SNP as the only party planning to increase total spending each year and "then claim we are planning cuts".

And here's the problem: All the various proposals for creating such a fund ultimately require backing from major European governments, whose promises to investors must be credible for the plan to work.

It is relevant, necessary and the minimum credible for the defence of the UK as an insurance policy against an extreme threat that cannot be countered by any other way," Weale said.

So how useful will it prove to be? Rodney Schwarz, chief executive of ClearlySo, says the scheme is more credible for avoiding the temptation to throw money at it.

Based on the numerous validation problems, this analysis is proven credible for predicting the buckling load of rectangular and non-rectangular panels with a cutout.

‡ Variance components and 90% credible intervals for the spatially structured and unstructured effects; §variance components and 90% credible intervals for the nonlinear smooth functions.

The credible intervals for the journals ranked in the top three are narrow and the top journal has a 95% credible interval of (1 to 1).

The only credible partner for the SNP therefore is Labour.