Sentence examples for credible standards from inspiring English sources

This is what must be sustainable, and what credible standards measure and verify.

But this matriarch isn't in a culinary rut; Gregg Smith offers credible standards with a splash of modernity.

There is no gold standard for the standard-setting regarding pass/fail score, but credible standards have to be established based on respected methods (Konge et al. 2013).

The onion soup is a credible standard, with Vidalia onions adding sweetness to balance the broth.

Now, since Mr Clinton is no longer a credible standard-bearer himself, he should give Mr Gore his chance.

Perhaps he knew that the reason for his departure as leader, and his ongoing alcohol problems, did not make a credible standard bearer to fight Clegg's politics.

In 2000, Arthur Levitt, then the S.E.C. chairman, took the lead in reorganizing the international board to make it a more credible standard-setter, and said he hoped that international rules might eventually be used in the United States.

My Sunday column dealt with conservative populism's failure to produce a credible standard bearer for the G.O.P., but with the end of the Christie romance it's worth pausing to consider the failures of the Republican establishment as well.

"The supply chain for mohair production is challenging to control — a credible standard does not exist — therefore we have decided to ban mohair fiber from our assortment by 2020 at the latest," Helena Johansson, a spokeswoman for H&M Group, wrote in an email.

But Mr. Santorum's victories on Tuesday in Alabama and Mississippi raise a pivotal question: Can he build on his night of triumph to emerge as a true alternative to Mr. Romney and a credible standard-bearer for his party, or will he remain just an obstacle for Mr. Romney to maneuver past on his inevitable path to the 2012 Republican presidential nomination?

We now have a celebrity President who fails any credible standard of competence or qualification.