Sentence examples for terribly credible from inspiring English sources
Not terribly credible, I'll admit.
In a sudden splurge of blood-drenched thrilleresque action, we have rape (alleged), death by drowning, the retelling of a story about a fatal car crash and various other highly charged (and not terribly credible) events.
Moreover, even for rich-country emissions Kyoto was inadequate, for although it set ambitious reduction targets it did not mandate terribly credible methods of achieving them.The question then, however, is whether America was right to respond to such flaws simply by swiping Kyoto off the table, or whether it should have tried to improve upon it in a further bout of negotiations.
Given her lawyers did not learn she was being deported until after it had happened, this seems like a terribly credible claim.
A third take: This is just fallout from the Arab Spring — much like what we're seeing in Libya and Syria — as the Sunni/Southern forces are led by the not terribly credible or popular president Hadi, while the Shia/Northern forces are allied with his also not extremely well-liked predecessor, Ali Abdullah Saleh.
None of these top 15 rankings is terribly surprising, however, given published findings by credible economists regarding correlations between inequality, poverty and violence.
Given published findings by credible economists regarding correlations between inequality, poverty and violence, none of these rankings is terribly surprising.
Their predictions have generally been terribly inaccurate, and yet the same people who have made these wrong predictions are still treated as credible experts by certain segments of the media.
Terribly, terribly wrong, Dr. Diehl.
