Sentence examples for credible time from inspiring English sources

At the Stadio Olimpico, Johnson had reacted to the starter's pistol in the scarcely credible time of 0.129sec; no longer with an advantage over the second half of the race Carl Lewis, who took 0.193, was beaten before he took his first step.

With the majority of time-critical industrial contracts in place, in 2012, it was possible to establish a credible time plan, and now, the project is progressing on schedule towards the first plasma in March 2019.

Uncertainty as to who will stay and go (the population evacuation demand) makes it difficult to establish credible time estimates for those evacuating, although this is fundamental for evacuation planning.

Importantly, sufficient cells to allow predictive pharmacological testing are available within a credible time scale after surgery to inform the use of ADI-PEG20.

The current ideas, their underlying rationale, their apparent sensibility or utility and the ambition behind their introduction were all convincing and credible some time ago, even though it took considerable time for them to win their place.

The threats grow less credible every time the government calls its bluff.

Given so many dashed hopes in the past that Mr. Levine would come back, Mr. Gelb said, "it has to be really clear that his return is credible this time".

And those in the Coalition who actually think global warming is a thing must deeply regret that Abbott's "axe the tax' juggernaut has rolled over the aspects of the original Direct Action plan that might have made it more credible over time.

"We'll see in the next 48 hours whether Khartoum will be credible this time".

A system of credible, full-time, independent inspectors would help.

This one-act play can be abrupt and not totally credible at times, but it is thought-provoking (1 20).