Sentence examples for most creditable from inspiring English sources
That marks it out as west Africa's most creditable country in both listings.
A writer who doesn't can make even the most creditable things unbelievable.
It would not be imprudent to predict that it will be a most creditable wine.
Gordon Brown's most creditable epitaph is that he stopped the economically illiterate Tony Blair from joining it.
The suffering is embodied by talented stars like Mandy Patinkin, Toni Collette (of "The Sixth Sense," making a most creditable Broadway debut) and the legendary Eartha Kitt.
His lack of money and infrastructure notwithstanding, he's done by far the most creditable job of building a coalition, honing a message, and exploiting Romney's weaknesses on the trail and in debates.
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On its face, that would mean a person could violate the prohibition on lapsed coverage the moment he or she leaves one of the bare-bones plans, because the person would most likely have been without "creditable" coverage for more than 63 days.
Australia, for instance, has wide discrepancies of income, but came a creditable ninth in the most recent PISA study.
By most accounts N.I.H. has done a creditable job in getting cell lines ready and sponsoring research within prescribed limits.
