Sentence examples for no credible reason from inspiring English sources

"It was killed abruptly because no one was buying it and there no was no credible reason to believe anyone would," this person said.

There was no credible reason why Murdoch would be the appropriate person for this task: it was the legal duty of the minister of trade, then John Nott.

These so-called journalists lurk outside the tents and palaces and dungeons and sports arenas where fashion designers choose to hold their presentations, for no credible reason other than that a good oubliette is hard to pass by.

The American system does not hold with the idea of incarcerating a large group of people who it seems to have no credible reason to believe are dangerous, out of vague concern that somewhere among them might be a future law-breaker.

Meanwhile, Nadine and Charlie's music is for sale on iTunes and being advertised by Google, while Microsoft is turning away money for no credible reason.

I can think of no credible reason why Amazon would want to only launch in the US, so I believe there must be some insoluble problem, or several, at the heart of it.

The directors do not have any credible reason to fear that the Hong Kong authorities have any recourse to the loans made to BCFC by Carson Yeung".

"If the Justice Department had any credible reason for dropping these charges, what do they have to hide by providing those answers to Congress?" Mr. Smith and Mr. Wolf asked.

For no very credible reason, Nashe decides to tag along with Pozzi: "It was as if he finally had no part in what was about to happen to him".

The American Civil Liberties Union filed a lawsuit on behalf of these 15 plaintiffs alleging that these U.S. citizens were put on a security risk no-fly list without any credible reasons or security concerns.

Now that prices are falling in euro-land for the first time since the financial crisis, are there are any credible reasons to continue to resist a programme of bond-buying by the European Central Bank (ECB)?