Sentence examples for credible supporting from inspiring English sources

Moreover, independent bodies, such as the FDA and the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services, also found the issues raised by Huber et al. not to be credible, supporting the published rebuttals.

But the failure to win it is attributable less to Ewing than to the coaches who misused him and to the executives who failed to provide him with a credible supporting cast until too late in his career.

What we should be teaching instead is that all of us make claims (not that everyone has an opinion) and that we are all ethically responsible for making claims that are credible, supported by evidence or solid logic.

Governments that choose to act can be confident that they have some very credible support.

Western diplomats in Jakarta say they believe that Mrs. Megawati will prevail in 2004, largely because they see no other major candidates with credible support.

It's a tremendous performance, given touching and credible support from the rest of the cast and finally revealing, behind the strangeness and vitriol, a sweetly conventional love story.

Basing its estimates on much of the same data Mr. Feinberg used, the company concluded that there was "no credible support for adopting an artificially high future loss factor based purely on the inherent degree of uncertainty in predicting the future and on the mere possibility that future harm might occur".

Unusually, the newspaper apologized not just to Mr. Harper but also to the two reporters whose names appeared on the article, adding that the errors were introduced "in the editing process" and were included "without the knowledge of the reporters and without any credible support for them".

In a lengthy correction, the New Brunswick newspaper said that "there was no credible support" for the article's claim that Prime Minister Stephen Harper had pocketed the wafer during the funeral of a former governor-general or that a Roman Catholic priest was demanding an explanation from his office.

In this case, the result of the probability analysis (P L = 52.2) does not provide a credible support for the occurrence of liquefaction.

At any rate, Cicero cannot be regarded as offering any credible support for an interpretation of Pyrrho that has him believing in a natural good; again, this is just too discordant with the remainder of the evidence.