Sentence examples for truly credible from inspiring English sources

Now maybe European leaders will come up with a truly credible rescue plan.

A truly credible unity government must involve all these parties to initiate a national process of dialogue and reform that draws upon these traditions.

Later, when he had the money, he tried to concoct fighting scenes that were elegant but also more credible, if one man fighting off 200 can ever be truly credible.

There is a strong, usually unstated suspicion that drafting a truly credible living will is impossible under the current bankruptcy code, especially given that the rules, quite rightly, provide for no assumed public funding.

With the backing of unlikely champions such as Bruno Brookes and Pete Waterman, the record – released by a mysterious artist called Humanoid – became the first truly credible UK acid house record to break into the mainstream.

Link that together with the abolition of the Electoral College and total public funding of campaigns — no donations at all from any source — and we might actually re-establish truly credible campaigns in this nation.

The Conservative government's claim to economic competence won't truly be credible until these, and other structural issues with the UK economy, are addressed.

Therefore, it is reasonable to suggest the use of a method to specifically tag differentiated multinuclear myotubes and any mononuclear myocytes released from the multinuclear myotubes in order to confirm that the isolated cells are truly a credible source of differentiated cells for the aforementioned stem-cell induction studies.

It would be preferable to make this outside board truly outside and credible".

But, while Whitson's praise for HSBC's "truly amazing culture" sounded credible in 2010, the words jar horribly today.

"The earlier process will reward candidates who truly have a succinct, credible, authentic and passionate message which can sustain itself over the long nature of the campaign," said Matthew Dowd, the chief strategist for Mr. Bush's re-election campaign in 2004.