Sentence examples for we can credibly from inspiring English sources

Mr. SMITH: There's no way we can credibly explain how we do that on the film without looking like it is.

Potential reasons are maternity leave, long illness, disability, full-time education and military/civil service.15 However, we can credibly exclude that interruptions are reported because of parental leave and full-time education in our sample for men.

"We can credibly say the slight change in the numbers can be attributed to the convention".

By showing trends in these measures over time we can credibly demonstrate the impact of our field conservation investments.

Nominated for its appearance in "Hustle & Flow," "Hard Out Here For A Pimp" splashed trippy Memphis rap onto Hollywood's most gilded arena, and we should all be so lucky to be alive so that we can credibly refer to the "Oscar Winning rapper Juicy J". .

House Agriculture Chairman Collin Peterson said, "... to think that we can credibly measure the impact of international indirect land use is completely unrealistic, and I will continue to push for legislation that prevents unreliable methods and unfair standards from burdening the biofuels industry".

"Air-dropping aid is only ever a last resort, but who can credibly claim we have not reached that point?

If a member of Congress tries to stand up to a wealthy special interest, its lobbyists can credibly threaten: We'll spend whatever it takes to defeat you.

"We have no leading politicians who can credibly and convincingly convey to the population why they should support the Afghanistan mission," said Winfried Nachtwei, a security expert in Parliament for the opposition Green Party.

"So how do we reduce these risks so that regulators can credibly commit to a policy of allowing financial companies to fail and not resort to rescues or bailouts?" he asked.

Recognising that most EMRs use a combination of propriety and non-proprietary components, we aimed to include only products that can credibly be considered open source.