Sentence examples for credible production from inspiring English sources

Therefore, much work remains to be accomplished for HTHS carbonate oil reserves to establish credible production baselines and successfully capture the recovered mobilized oil (Kiani et al. 2011).

This seemed like a gimmick to draw in an audience rather than a good-faith effort to stage a credible musical production.

There's nothing unexpected in this move, or non-move as yesterday we talked about their INCREDIBLE (as in NOT credible) Industrial Production Numbers that only could have meant that the BOJ needed some "good" news to lean on when explaining why they were not lowering rates.

This is likely to remain the case until the UK has an established and credible bioethanol production industry with commercial needs and money to spend.

And though it is a script with holes -- there are some moments when the characters' behavior is more convenient than credible -- the production, directed by Leo Farley, is terrifically attuned to Willeford's noir spirit.

It also seems credible in this production that Mariah Gale's Catherine could be a genuine maths prodigy, played with an air of sphinx-like detachment, masking grief-stricken desperation and a sharp wit.

Mr. Walden's workmanlike stage piece, given a credible and professional production at the Kaye Playhouse on Wednesday night, assumes that having heard of Kafka senior from his son's lips, the audience will want to meet the gentleman in person.

VX (NERVE GAS) In 1999 U.N. Special Commission and international experts concluded that Iraq needed to provide additional, credible information about VX production.

By that time, the script and actors have laid such a careful and credible foundation that the production can bear the weight.

In the interim, what Apple (and the countless less-sexy enterprises whose products are manufactured in China under similar conditions) can do to improve the lot of those who craft its wares is this: increase their leverage over their suppliers, by making the threat of moving production elsewhere credible.

Taken to their logical conclusion, relatively low-cost investments in events and joint trainings by organizations such as OCHA, could easily lead to the production of credible and welcome guidelines for novel actors at the top of the informatics sandwich, which include an explicit role for national authorities, protecting their agency and influence in the design and implementation of response.