Sentence examples for credibly establish from inspiring English sources

I'm also a sucker for stories that credibly establish a "brilliant" character and then have that character overcome various challenges.

In August, an immigration court upheld that another Jamaican man, Ray Fuller, did not meet the criteria for protection because he "did not credibly establish that he is bisexual".

If it can be credibly established that Saeed did not know — that this was a rogue operation of some sort, or a strategy cooked up by elements of Lashkar and groups such as the Pakistani Taliban or even Al Qaeda (perhaps conducted, too, with support from rogue elements of the Paksitan security forces) — that would be an even more complicated equation.

A central bank with an explicit NGDP level target would have faced (appropriately) intense pressure to do much more much sooner than one with the Fed's present, vague focus on an inflation target as a means to broader macroeconomic stability.Now, in a situation in which a central bank has credibly established an NGDP target, recessions would by definition be due to real shocks.

With the lines of loyalty and ethics more credibly established, and tangled, in the process, the miniseries just works better than the movie remake.

BE: Because the four founders were all enterprise investors, the first thing we wanted to do was stake out and establish ourselves credibly as [enterprise-focused] Series A investors.

"It seems to me that, (1) an investigation is necessary; (2) Congress is the branch that should be leading the investigation; and (3) Congress must move quickly to establish a credibly independent and impartial forum and process for such an investigation.

UK Sport is focusing on sports that can "credibly demonstrate medal-winning potential within eight years".

Even large foundations will have to credibly demonstrate their "staying power" if they wish others to adopt standards they propose.

The primary goal of this study was to establish a paradigm for credibly administering placebo alcohol to underage drinkers.

In the work's folkish opening section Ms. Whelan established herself credibly as a woman half her age.