credible

Definition:
1. Capable of being believed.
2. A common but incorrect usage where `credulous' would be appropriate.
3. Appearing to merit belief or acceptance.

Use 'credible' in a sentence:

• 1. Therefore, to build a secure and credible tuition management information system could improve work efficiency obviously.
• 2. Droughts, too, look scarcely credible as culprits.
• 3. The established indicator system is effective, credible, objective and specific. 4.
• 4. So far, there is only one credible proposal.
• 5. Build a team of credible experts.
• 6. SET protocol is secure business protocol, CA also is credible organization in network presently.
• 7. Compared to the results of the theoretical analysis, the simulation results proved to be true and credible.
• 8. Baroness Thatcher's claims seem credible to many.
• 9. Alternatives provide a credible threat to suppliers, even if the ability to switch is constrained.
• 10. They all think us Chinese credible.
• 11. Acquisition of credible rules in ordered decision systems based on descriptors.
• 12. There are two strategies about lawful strategy and credible strategy that private enterprises can choose.
• 13. Credible, consistent data.
• 14. Therefore, we must strengthen our construction of a credible government and society.
• 15. What makes expert witnesses credible with jurors?
• 16. That number is not credible.
• 17. The results show the operation is convenient and the results are credible.
• 18. Its austerity targets are more credible than Portugal's.
• 19. The claim is credible.
• 20. That demands a credible medium-term plan to cut deficits.
• 21. Present convergence analysis of algorithm, which presents credible theory guarantee for algorithm.
• 22. Finally there must be a credible plan for action when the crisis gets even worse.
• 23. But how credible are Xie's arguments?
• 24. Is that promise credible?
• 25. The standard was credible by application testing.
• 26. We need someone working for us that they'll consider credible.
• 27. Realizing Credible SOAP Transmission of Email Using XML Security.
• 28. The challenge before the opposition is to offer credible alternative policies for the future.
• 29. So much for the credible evidence of wrongdoing standard.
• 30. It is shown that the circuits are flexible and credible.
• 31. Analysis of the credible degree of the decision based on information entropy.
• 32. Mr Robertson would be a credible candidate.
• 33. Researchers in many areas have projected the widespread collapse as "a credible scenario this century".
• 34. Studies on the issues of credible commitments in a transitional economy.
• 35. Simulation results show that our simulation platform is credible.
• 36. The method was credible, convenient for control and easy to achieve industrialization.
• 37. Collateral Security, Credible Threat and the Choice of Finance Modes.
• 38. A credible budget?
• 39. Jargon makes you credible.
• 40. The bad news was that Perot looked credible again.
• 41. Though its villain also receives his rightful deserts, the thriller presents a less comfortable and credible world.
• 42. The only credible deterrent was letting Greece default.
• 43. Is there a credible alternative to the nuclear deterrent?
• 44. There's no credible alternative to the nuclear deterrent.
• 45. A Canadian study found that children as young as 14 months can differentiate between a credible person and a dishonest one.
• 46. The British Olympic Association (BOA) has said that to earn a slot, a team must be capable of "a credible performance".
• 47. As a passionate musician, Schellenberg was delighted when he turned up credible evidence that music has transfer effects on general intelligence.
• 48. Community service is seen as the only credible alternative to imprisonment.
• 49. We must not shrink from the legitimate use of force if we are to remain credible.
• 50. He urged the administration and Congress to come up with a credible package to reduce the budget deficit.
• 51. It is just not credible that she would cheat.
• 52. Mr. Robertson would be a credible candidate.
• 53. His recreation of the city is credible, with a substratum of fact to bolster the fiction.
• 54. Her claims seem credible to many.
• 55. But in order to maintain a credible threat of intervention, we have to maintain a credible alliance.
• 56. The company might be very optimistic, but the ability of their machine to detect deception has not provided credible proof.