creditable

No one could have called this a creditable performance, however.

The team were in a highly creditable 4th place at the time.

I think we can measure it in terms of how creditable a job we've done.

Even from the modern point of view this work is a very creditable one.

But the dancers turned in a creditable performance of a difficult work.

The evidence, so far, is not altogether creditable to him.

Then he went through a very creditable piece of acting.

It seems quite creditable that such purpose may have been present.

Given the limited resources and knowledge of the times, the city's response was creditable.

This run lifted the side to a creditable 4th place out of 12.

In its first season the team finished a very creditable 7th out of 15 teams.

When you have been in the music business for a while, then I will take your articles as "creditable".

In short, quite a creditable machine, though of course the right man had not got the credit.

Social learning theory: Members with experience become creditable role models.

Besides, the way we happened up with you is anything but creditable to your character.

By the end of the third day, he had made very creditable progress with his map.

In the end he was a creditable fourth but never looked like winning.

The Yankees have been trying to piece together a creditable staff for several years.

Or at least why wasn't something creditable created in place of it?

"They appear to have done a creditable job so far.

And in any case it was a very creditable thing - dozens of men have got their step for much less.

They lost 5-4 on penalties following a very creditable 1-1 draw.

That's a terribly long story, and not entirely creditable to me.

Usually, the information is given in a certificate of creditable coverage.

This process is one of the Union's most creditable external policy actions.