Sentence examples for credible over from inspiring English sources

And those in the Coalition who actually think global warming is a thing must deeply regret that Abbott's "axe the tax' juggernaut has rolled over the aspects of the original Direct Action plan that might have made it more credible over time.

Based on the adhesive stress description of the Maugis-Dugdale model of adhesion, which is credible over a broad range of engineering applications, an extended Conjugate Gradient Method (CGM) has been developed for adhesive contact problems.

Stories can do worlds well too — one only has to recall Octavia Butler's short fiction — but in general a world is best made real, made credible, over the long span than the short.

After the blowout on the Deepwater Horizon rig, it downplayed the size of the spill, starting with 1,000 barrels a day, then moving to 5,000, then — as its tallies became less and less credible — turning over the job of estimating to government scientists.

The model performed well in the simulation study in which a goodness-of-fit statistic measuring the number of newly inhabited regions in each time interval fell within the 95% posterior predictive credible interval in over 97% of simulations.

It strikes me as credible that over recent decades we have done a lot to energise girls with self-belief, ambition and desire to achieve, academically and professionally.

It is in Europe that he will be appropriately judged, owing to the lack of credible opposition over the course of a Scottish season.

Some storytellers struggle to create a single credible character over the span of a film or novel, so the reduced canvas of a pop song poses a particularly stiff challenge.

This task of finding common ground moves beyond the realm of economics, but one way to start would be for the president to work with Republicans to enact a bipartisan fiscal program that replaces the sequester with a credible adjustment over time.

There was a scattering of inconclusive regulatory investigations — efforts so unavailing that the chairman of the S.E.C. in Washington has ordered an internal investigation to determine how the agency could have missed so many red flags and ignored so many credible complaints over the years.

Also, the model has the feature of producing not constant credible intervals over time even after accounting for boundary effects in the Latin-American variables.