Sentence examples for credible relationship from inspiring English sources

Plot: A one-night stand results in a credible pregnancy and a not credible relationship.

No credible relationship develops between them, and their pretzeling remains a series of cute tricks too mediocre for the circus.

The industry body TheCityUk has claimed that up to 70,000 financial jobs could be lost if Britain leaves the EU without a new, credible relationship in place for the City of London.

"I could have sold stock two months ago when I told everyone in the company that I expected a two-year horizon that will be a little slow," Mr. Langhammer said, "but you don't jump out of the canoe when it is going down a little falls if you want a credible relationship with the investment community".

He will use the chance of a summit in a European capital outside the EU to issue a point-by-point challenge to the claim by the Leave campaign that Britain could negotiate a credible relationship with Brussels from outside the EU.

If you have a credible relationship, the questions you ask your prospects and customers can influence their worldviews, beliefs, thinking and actions.

In the case of Lucent, the AT&T legacy meant unparalleled research capacity in Bell Labs and credible relationships with big customers -- including the Bell companies.

Mr. Humphreys and Ms. Hendrix are somewhat mismatched in age for the hesitant attraction between their characters to ring true, and sketching credible relationships is not Mr. Henry's forte.

Arguments in favor of a number of other, equally credible relationships within eudicots could be made based on hypothetical evolutionary transformation series of morphological characters.

Amusingly, it's the machine that has all the personality in the movie, with the humans drained of affect or credible personal relationships.

First, as discussed above, it will strengthen the scientific foundation for risk assessments by the development of more credible exposure/response relationships in people by improving cross-species extrapolation, the development of biologically based dose-response models, and the identification of sensitive subpopulations and for "margin of exposure" based estimates of risk.