Sentence examples for credibly make from inspiring English sources

This could be because because their money could credibly make a big difference to these services, the report says.

Mr. Obama's backers say the president can credibly make the argument that even in an election year, he is out there fighting for American jobs.

State governors seeking the nomination can credibly make that argument; less so a sitting US senator who has moved with his family to the capital.

Humans, tellingly, is set in a parallel present day – not a move writers could credibly make in a story about, say, intergalactic travel.

Despite the opposition's criticisms, Mr. Obama's backers say the president can credibly make the argument that even in an election year, he is out there fighting for American jobs.

QUESTION FROM VRW: Do you think the Supreme Court would credibly make the argument of severability of the individual mandate- that Congressional reforms of health care products would NOT depend on having an individual mandate?

Domingo, singing a baritone aria from "Andrea Chénier," credibly made the first solo contribution of the evening.

Yet documents are the responsible biographer's oxygen, without which his or her resuscitated figures cannot be credibly made to breathe.

But in New York and New Jersey, where both governors have credibly made reform their central premise, longstanding barriers to legislating have fallen mainly because lawmakers of both parties have to reckon with the resonance of that argument.

The meat was tender and well cooked but lacked depth of beef flavor; the shrimp were overcooked, leaving only the five slim asparagus spears and a credibly made rösti, with its crisp crust yielding to soft but not gummy potato inside, to provide scant satisfaction.

Juries have no way of knowing that some of these determinations could have been more credibly made with a Ouija board.