Sentence examples for credible future from inspiring English sources

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

No credible future employer had called for Adu as of Tuesday morning.

Now, very late in the day, it has to set out that credible future agenda.

"Blade Runner kind of landed on a somehow very credible future and it's very difficult to change that because it's been so influential with everything else".

A year after taking the top job, he woke this morning to headlines explaining that just 24% of voters think he is a credible future prime minister.

I note that a Newsquest spokesman defended its "need to revisit its cost base" and the "regrettable... restructuring [that] puts a number of roles at risk of redundancy" in order to ensure that business "has a credible future".

"No one has yet set out a credible alternative future to EU membership," he will say.

To be credible, any future goals must be more "insulated from the vagaries of global financial and economic crises", he said.

Designing a credible fascist future state is probably an easy thing to overdo.

He told Sky News: "Enforcement and fines have an important role as a credible deterrent against future misconduct.

"This is a truly momentous milestone for London's spectacular Olympic Stadium ensuring its credible and sustainable future," said Johnson.