Sentence examples for credible was from inspiring English sources
What made any accusation of corruption credible was the brazen display of wealth and nepotism by politicians.
They complained that most of the intelligence even when credible was too vague to provide useful precautionary advice either to local law enforcement officials or the public.
Labour lost because it wasn't credible on the economy and the reason it wasn't credible was because the electorate thought Miliband would borrow and spend too much.
So credible was Labour's public spending programme that in September 2007 David Cameron and George Osborne felt obliged publicly to match it for three years up to 2010.
Also, given this whopper about how safety-net programs actually work, how credible was Mr. Romney's assertion, after expressing his lack of concern about the poor, that if the safety net needs a repair, "I'll fix it"?
How credible are these complaints?
That deans are academically credible is important.
How credible is a policy of this nature?
