Sentence examples for credibly measure from inspiring English sources

Both are concepts that credibly measure what has happened and what is possible with investment and effort.

"Such a system makes it impossible to credibly measure professor quality," Carrell observes.

House Agriculture Chairman Collin Peterson said, "... to think that we can credibly measure the impact of international indirect land use is completely unrealistic, and I will continue to push for legislation that prevents unreliable methods and unfair standards from burdening the biofuels industry".

The arrival of 6th IUCN World Parks Congress, which opened this week in Sydney, presents an opportune time to talk about how we might credibly and affordably measure and report our conservation progress in national, state and community protected areas.

This research aims to credibly estimate displacement and measure if the DAH-G effect is symmetric or if increases and decreases in DAH-G have distinct effects.

Such measures cannot credibly be part of a new agreement with Cameron: " I have agreed with Nick to hold another referendum on electoral reform in which I shall shaft him again".

We might want to add that leadership does not end with bold declarations, but ought to be followed up by administrative measures that credibly implement these declarations.

Obama would not be measured by whether he fixed the problem; he would be measured by how credibly and diligently he attempted to.

A health and life insurer could reasonably and credibly reject thromboprophylaxis as a quality measure in medical settings, or develop a nuanced policy identifying subsets of medical inpatients who do benefit from thromboprophylaxis.

That report could serve as a pretext for adopting harsher budget measures, all the more credibly since the Cour is presided over by a former Socialist deputy, Didier Migaud.

Until they enact the same measures, the UK can't credibly claim to be leading the global fight against corruption".