Sentence examples for credible test from inspiring English sources

Two Mike Stanley penalties, one from halfway, poked hard enough at Springbok composure to set it a credible test.

"We'll want to take a look at their plans in detail and see if they meet a credible test for viability," Mr. Fratto said.

But critics dismissed the sale, saying the offering was too small, and the debt too short-term, to be a credible test.

"I set myself a credible test," he says, "if anybody brought me credible information that he knew about hacking, I'd fire him".

This would be easy to do if the states, which do a great variety of testing, all used the same credible test, like the National Assessment of Educational Progress.

'Now, they expect more scientifically credible testing.' The internet has made it easier to inform - and misinform - ourselves.

The same is true in cycling, which avoided credible testing for many years in the face of blatant cheating.

Mr. Echegoyen's comments illustrated the deep reservations that many bankers have about the exercise, as well as the complexity of devising credible tests and reaching agreement among European bank regulators and political leaders across the Continent.

Conte's usual reply to his rival's dismissal of Vada as a credible testing agency is to challenge him to use Usada.

In October, Volvo said: "The absence of one set of rules means car makers cannot conduct credible tests to develop cars that meet all the different guidelines of all 50 US states". And after California issued its own rules stating that self-driving cars must still be driven by fully-qualified drivers, Google said the restriction was "perplexing".

Any cut in support would make it very much harder for families already reeling from austerity blows and would surely fail any credible family test".