Sentence examples similar to it would be creditable from inspiring English sources

This start, ordinarily, would be creditable.

If the US had put nearly as much pressure on Israel as it had on others to avoid using its threatened veto, it would be a much more credible and creditable world power.

Despite a creditable performance in Germany, it would be another two years before the Palancas Negras made it out of the group stages at the Nations Cup, which they achieved at Ghana 2008 thanks to four goals from then Manchester United striker Manucho.

"We're in good stead, we've got to keep the fight, we've had two good battled and it would be good to keep that going". "It was a rain affected but creditable draw - especially for Kent - who showed great resolve to force the draw after Lancashire had racked up a good first innings lead.

Especially, if after signing the deal with the mainland, we then reverse course, we would no longer be creditable.

Anything over 45% this time would be a creditable achievement given the number of Liberal Democrat MPs and media columnists backing Clegg.

Tottenham's point at Liverpool would have been creditable in most circumstances - but the 1-1 drat Anfieldeld means Leicester City will open up a seven-point advantage with only six games left if they win at home to Southampton on Sunday.

6/10 Brewed by the Hogs Back brewery in Surrey, this new M&S beer cannot trump its Scottish lager (see above), but it is creditable in its own right.

For almost all that time the only requirement was the insurance be "creditable". That's a fancy way of saying it can't be a sham.

To effect that purpose, the service that was creditable under the 1938 Act must be creditable under 50 U.S.C. 1052.

It is creditable that he rode a bike from Australia to Liverpool to raise money for the NSPCC.