Sentence examples for credibly define from inspiring English sources
The clear alternative, then, was not so much a Democrat or a liberal as it was anyone who could credibly define himself as "not Bush".
These trials are the only way to credibly determine the safety and efficacy of drugs.
Define "loyalty," define "truth".
Define "time," define "space".
Define "human," define "animal".
It's fine to elect these folks, but have they defined a clear set of policies that could credibly be pursued if elected?
Further challenges include defining the intervention, categorising exposures and measuring outcomes that will be received credibly in the field of public health intervention research (Ogilvie et al., 2006).
To get together and aggressively antagonise other people peaceably assembled because you've decided they're the enemy is not.As long as the Occupy movement remains without acknowledged leaders who can credibly distance it from the worst behaviour of its least reasonable affiliates, the movement will increasingly come to be defined by its most egregious episodes.
