Sentence examples for having a credible future from inspiring English sources

There is a distinction between the "business" having a credible future and journalism having a credible future.

I note that a Newsquest spokesman defended its "need to revisit its cost base" and the "regrettable... restructuring [that] puts a number of roles at risk of redundancy" in order to ensure that business "has a credible future".

The insolvency practitioners would clear out and liquidate what they find to be unsalvageable, work to reshape the heart of the body which could have a credible future – which in Fifa's case remains the golden, glittering, lucrative prize of football itself – then hand it back to new custodians with reformed structures in place to enable it to be run properly.

Mr Clegg said neither the Tories or Labour had a credible plan to safeguard the future of England's health service.

They say their party has a credible response that the budget preserves Medicare for future retirees since it could collapse under runaway costs if left unchanged.

Sponsors have a credible and proven vehicle to contribute to golf's future.

We now have a credible lead.

Nevertheless, Haye has a credible strategy.

We need to have a credible, radical, electable alternative.

Now British rugby league has a credible national team again.

Labour does not seem to have a credible economic plan.