Sentence examples for to be creditable from inspiring English sources

Medications will have to be creditable, but no pharmacy or insurance company can agree on what that means for each patient.

Militants blamed France's intervention in neighbouring Mali as a trigger for the siege - though some analysts said the siege appeared to have been too long in the planning for this to be creditable.

Online journals and forums such as The Immanent Frame, Fre.quenc.ies, and the recently launched Reverberations, from the Social Science Research Council (SSRC) are now considered to be creditable sources of scholarly research, conduits of collaboration and tools for dialogue.

This start, ordinarily, would be creditable.

For income tax purposes, Puerto Rico is considered a foreign jurisdiction, and foreign taxes can be creditable against U.S. tax.

Especially, if after signing the deal with the mainland, we then reverse course, we would no longer be creditable.

Some specs for Nikon's next semi-pro camera have surfaced on Japanese camera site Digital Camera Info, and Nikon Rumors seems to think they're creditable.

Such a view would indeed be incompatible with necessary moral goodness on the assumption that only free action is creditable to the agent.

It is creditable that he rode a bike from Australia to Liverpool to raise money for the NSPCC.

The actors are what it is; they're left to do all the work, and the work is creditable.

Investment bank Numis said that Future's performance was "creditable", saying: "But for a number of one-offs, which it has chosen to take as normal costs, it would have been ahead of Numis's estimate".