Sentence examples for that a credible from inspiring English sources
A rattled no campaign in the Scottish independence referendum was accused of panic and bogus bribes on Sunday after George Osborne vowed that "a credible timetable and process" will be agreed to develop further devolved powers.
The fact that a credible developer looked at Camden means that other credible developers will also look at Camden.
It is an uncomfortable spot for a candidate who said from the outset that a credible campaign had to be able to raise money on its own.
The culling of Taliban field commanders may also reduce the odds that a credible, unified Taliban leadership could ever enter into a political settlement with the Kabul government.
He interpreted the Moody's report as bolstering his contention that "a credible agreement means the spending cuts must exceed the debt-limit increase".
The chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, said that a credible plan for reining in federal deficits could help lower long-term interest rates.
That means a credible plan to address that and credible fiscal plans in European countries".
That demands a credible medium-term plan to cut deficits.
On the face of it, that looks a credible proposition.
"Is that really a credible version of events?
Senegal is one of the few countries in Africa that has a credible independent judiciary.
