Sentence examples for reasonably credible from inspiring English sources

It said: "Less than 100 reasonably credible reports remain 'unexplainable' at this time.

But this erstwhile teenage heartthrob is reasonably credible, all things considered.

They might not have dared to had they not found a reasonably credible alternative.

Although Ms. Hamilton's somewhat tough Ophelia goes against the character's traditionally fragile grain, her descent into madness stays reasonably credible.

People more familiar with its coverage than we are say that it does a reasonably credible job of reporting the world beyond China's borders.

What I learned fairly quickly is that trying to create a reasonably credible world and the characters that inhabit it on your own is a recipe for madness.

Until the story runs amok about two-thirds of the way into the movie, "Swimfan" is a reasonably tingly and credible stalker movie.

And given the presence of a credible, reasonably capable rival, Romney's slow-but-steady path to the nomination is the path that he was pretty much guaranteed to have to take.

While we make estimates at different levels, it is assumed the databases or data sources are credible and reasonably accurate, at least at the higher (aggregated) level.

In order to make the results as "credible" as reasonably possible, the study population was limited to (middle-age) adult nonsmokers, ages 30 69.

Although the point estimates indicated that placebo was responsible for fewer maternal side effects than all active classes, some evidence suggested that prostaglandin inhibitors and oxytocin receptor blockers were reasonably well tolerated, with credible intervals consistent with a reduction in all cause maternal side effects (table).