Sentence examples for potential credible from inspiring English sources

"We get this noise and confusion out there that somehow causes people to have tunnel vision," the chief said, worried that potential credible witnesses will be discouraged.

But when businesses abuse this respect (as Volkswagen so brazenly did) their potential for credible climate advocacy is diminished – and that is a problem for everyone.

And Larry Ellison's acquisitive Oracle is a credible potential suitor.

Georgia's opposition does not look like a credible potential government.

If at any time there is a credible potential vulnerability, we will act promptly to investigate and resolve the issue".

The answer is crucial, not only for identifying potential suspects and credible witnesses but also for the fate of the person being questioned.

Meanwhile, Ed Miliband has time to try to establish himself as a more credible potential leader than seems to be the case at the moment.

The report put it this way: "Pollinator decline is one form of global change that actually does have credible potential to alter the shape and structure of the terrestrial world".

The distinct problem for the Democrats isn't the presence of elders; it's the absence of young women and men with the potential to be credible national candidates.

Even as France tries to pick up the pieces from the fallout over Mr. Strauss-Kahn, one of the most credible potential candidates being floated for the post is another French official, the popular finance minister, Christine Lagarde.

Now, with Republicans in charge of one chamber and Democrats the other, the unfortunate Mr Bush will not have the luxury of this partisan clarity.More important, public opinion tended to support Mr Clinton on the things where he wielded the veto, so he rarely suffered any public backlash; and it also made his threats of potential vetoes more credible.