Sentence examples for less credibly from inspiring English sources

The Saudis warned, less credibly, that they were ready to intervene on the ground in Syria.

"As I think I have alternately suggested he is a sadist, a racist, a misogynist... and, perhaps less credibly: Satan himself.

Less credibly, however, Woodside insisted that Google has not and will not give its captive Motorola special access to Android code, because this is something Google simply doesn't do.

The posterior fitness distributions allowed for differentiating viral haplotypes from each other, for determining neutral haplotype networks, in which no haplotype is more or less credibly fit than any other, and for detecting epistasis in fitness landscapes.

That is, I don't want a copyright system that precludes making money on art, since there are some people who make good art who, credibly, would make less of it if there wasn't any money to be had.

In particular, the claim was that disinflation — getting rid of a temporary bulge in inflation — would be less costly if you have a credibly independent central bank.

State governors seeking the nomination can credibly make that argument; less so a sitting US senator who has moved with his family to the capital.

"If you can get people to behave by threatening them credibly, you'll need less actual punishment than if you let them run wild and punish only occasionally," says Mark A. R. Kleiman, author of the new book "When Brute Force Fails: How to Have Less Crime and Less Punishment".

Add to that, negotiating a new trade treaty with the EU is not widely considered credibly possible in the less than two-year timeframe afforded for the Article 50 EU exit process.

First, any outfit that looks into Sri Lanka's recent past is likely to find the Tigers as guilty of war crimes as the army, and if the Tamils see their supposed protectors' brutality credibly exposed, they may be less inclined to canonise them.

It is not easy to write credibly and sensitively for teenage characters, much less for singing teenage Christian zealots.