Sentence examples for creditable result from inspiring English sources

Kantar Retail analyst Bryan Roberts said the figures were "respectable": "It's a creditable result in what is a horrible market.

Uruguay's 2-2 draw in Brazil was a highly creditable result bearing in mind that the hosts produced their best attacking performance for a while and the visitors were deprived of their first-choice centre-backs, the superb Atlético Madrid pairing of Diego Godín and José Giménez.

Nevertheless a draw represents a creditable result for St Pat's against Henning Berg's side, who have won back-to-back domestic titles and featured in last season's Europa League group stage.

Vocalists too were incorporated into the choreography, their brave efforts rendering creditable results.

Analyst Andrew Gollan said: Last month BAE delivered creditable results given the headwinds in its US defence businesses (43% group) and phasing on large programmes.

England's inexperienced line-ups have managed two creditable results against sides that will go to the World Cup with realistic aspirations of going all the way.

"The three withdrawals and other threatened withdrawals will not terminate the court immediately but the court needs now to put on its best performances and produce truly creditable results".

The 'Kano Model' is the proposed way used for the application of questionnaires that are put through the information network and linked to assessment methods to get more accurate and creditable results when assessing human comfort items.

As the daily inspecting time of CRH is always scheduled quickly and at night to avoid disrupting the regular operation of the train, there is not enough light and the workers tire easily so that it is hard to get a creditable inspection result from workers' eyes.

But Switzerland pays teachers at the same point in their careers $68,000, and though it gets creditable maths results, coming ninth out of 65 in the most recent PISA assessment in 2012, it does much less well in reading and science.

The Subcommittee agreed that "scientists have an ethical obligation to submit creditable research results for publication, and should not enter into agreements that interfere with their control over the decision to publish".