Sentence examples for in order to be credible from inspiring English sources

But in order to be credible, the UK must get its own house in order.

The idea that in order to be credible, diaspora writers must deal with particular issues or perspectives is absurd and ignorant.

The nameless horse becomes Rocinante; the magicians who haunt the Don are tongue-twisted beyond recognition by Sancho, whose wife can be Teresa, Juana or Mari Gutiérrez Don Quixotee's adversaries have to assume heroic names in order to be credible.

Michel Barnier, the European commissioner for the internal market, said on Wednesday that the system had to cover all banks within the euro area "in order to be credible" and because "small- and medium-size banks can create major problems".

We have more than enough reason to plan research education, which is an important prerequisite when recruiting and maintaining research-oriented staff, allowing them to perform high-quality research and in order to be credible partners for clinical colleagues and other stakeholders in medical research.

The challengers, in turn, will be influenced by this way of understanding the relationship with the electors, for in order to be credible winners in future competitions they will necessarily have to promise policies that are not just pleasing for the majority, but able to be tangibly realised and effectively assessed.

50 Cent, real name Curtis Jackson, has already hinted at wanting to work with Malik should he ever consider veering into rap and urged him to "be with the right people" in order to be considered "credible" in the industry.

The condemnation comes as a report from rights groups Human Rights Watch (HRW) and the Human Rights Law Centre (HRLC) warns Australia must "lift its game" on human rights in order to be a credible global citizen.

Such characters can be brought to life on stage precisely because they are being played by real men and women whose immediate presence leaves no doubt of their humanity; the paradox of mainstream film is that because it is so patently unreal a medium, its characters must instead be presented naturalistically in order to be emotionally credible.

These women had, in their own pinnacles of success, made it possible for other women to be their true selves and not leave half of who they were as women at the door in order to be considered credible, equal or successful.

Some have argued that, in order to be usable, information should be credible and independent from commercial interests, relevant and applicable in clinical practice and be delivered within a context (i.e cultural organisational, etc).