Sentence examples for creditable activities from inspiring English sources

Employment, seeking work, looking after young children and caring for sick or disabled adults would all count as equally creditable activities.

In fact, anyone who has spent more than 30 years in creditable activities since 2002 – which is anyone born in 1986 or later and, arguably, those born from around 1970 onwards – would be financially better off under the current system.

The story told by "Sacred Trash" is both lively and elevating; it is best read as an extended act of celebration of Cairo's historical Jewish community, their documents and their documents' 20th-century students (though the authors also find space to relate the less creditable activities of the storeroom's plunderers, pillagers and looters).

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Sosa identifies knowledge with apt belief, and points out that this is just "a special case" of "creditable, apt performance," a status common across the gamut of human activities.

Studies focusing on the use of nonspecific modulators of immune activity such as IL-2 have demonstrated that creditable clinical responses can be achieved in certain tumour types, including melanoma and renal cell cancer (Fyfe et al, 1995; Atkins et al, 1999).

100Credit's credit scoring model is trained based on default cases and creditable borrowers provided from multiple different financial institutions.

"Deep conviction is entirely creditable.

That was a creditable policy.

They came a creditable fourth.

The mussels marinière were creditable".