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Adjective(1) worthy of often limited commendation(2) praiseworthy

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(1) And when we have evidence of credible threats, we will issue appropriate alerts.(2) In the former case, there was no credible nuclear threat, in the latter there might be one.(3) She was specific about her injuries and what had happened to her, we found her to be a credible witness.(4) Is this shameless profiteering from peoples fears or is there a credible threat.(5) There are lots of other situations in life when it is vital to be able to make credible promises.(6) The media's failure to respond to our work is a failure to respond to rational arguments and credible sources.(7) Socialist ideas are being taken up as a very credible alternative to capitalist globalisation.(8) On the contrary, people are crying out for a credible alternative in which they can have trust and confidence.(9) As I did not find him to be a credible witness, I am unable to attach much weight to the contents.(10) Why should the latest set of claims be any more credible than the succession of contrary claims?(11) They have taken a long time to get back to where they are a credible alternative.(12) The only credible justification can be that it is reasonable to do so.(13) In fact there is no reason, and no credible excuse, why there cannot be elections in June.(14) I regret to say that I did not find the appellant to be a credible witness at all.(15) That is a bigger threat to us all, in the long run, than any credible terrorist threat on the horizon.(16) The new powers are supposed to be used when there's a credible threat of a terrorist attack.