Sentence examples for which is credible from inspiring English sources

"We need them, and John Terry, to set a good example, to hold their hands up and accept responsibility, and re-establish a position which is credible".

The situation is tense at the moment, but there is a new opportunity and we are here to provide inspection which is credible".

McClatchy quoted Hammond saying: "Any military intervention which was not preceded by a political initiative to create an inclusive government, a government which is credible with the Sunni community in Iraq, would be bound to fail".

"As far as I'm concerned, I'm concentrating on cycling and what more we can do to ensure that we protect clean athletes and have a sport which is credible going forward".

The ages of groundwater can be recommended as the apparent ages of CFC-12 which is credible, in other words, 48 years of 2 m and 42.5 years of 1 m at S15.

Based on the adhesive stress description of the Maugis-Dugdale model of adhesion, which is credible over a broad range of engineering applications, an extended Conjugate Gradient Method (CGM) has been developed for adhesive contact problems.

It also found the Home Office had passed to the appropriate authorities information received about child abuse which was "credible" and had "realistic potential for further investigation".

He hadn't bought Manchester United, which is a credible European force, but its homely neighbor, which hitherto had traded on its hand-to-mouth nature and scoffed at United's sale to American investors.

He also said the closure of the News of the World had served as a "wake-up call" to the industry and urged for the introduction of a "new body of independent regulation which is robust, credible and worthy of joining".

The communication exercise should also be transparent and led by a source which is authoritative, credible and trusted (Berlo [1960]).

Question is, which is more credible, the Daily Show (even off the air) or Fox News (anywhair)?