Sentence examples for made more credible from inspiring English sources

Finally, deposit protection needs to be made more credible.

On his trip, the president also rightly championed the benefits of freer trade — a position made more credible after Congress finally passed the trade deal with South Korea.

The weight of the commission's recommendations is made more credible and dignified if the commissioners do not have known opinions outside the ultimate verdict.

Mr. Rajoelina has been able to portray his opponent as a man aloof to Madagascar's suffering, an allegation made more credible by some of the president's own actions.

Mr. Obama is expected to make a case for expanding and liberalizing trade with other Pacific Rim countries, a position that has been made more credible now that Congress has finally passed a free-trade agreement with South Korea.

"Ours is not". That leaves open the issue as to how the military option can be made more credible and whether military force is the only realistic alternative to a nuclear-armed Iran.

"The fact that there is an actual measurable biological outcome that is related to the absence of a father makes more credible the urgency of public policy efforts to maintain contact between children and fathers," Notterman said.

"The state then sees that you made an effort and it makes everything you do more credible".

"A message is always made more effective by a credible messenger.

Interviews with physician teachers would have allowed that and perhaps made interpretations more credible [ 37].

"What we have found out during these past three years has made him more credible," prosecutor Jose Barbaccia said.