Sentence examples for Somewhat plausible from inspiring English sources

It is even somewhat plausible: fingerprinting in the late 1880's was on the brink of revolutionizing police work.

Such long-range forecasts are inevitably unreliable but two broad trends make an optimistic account somewhat plausible.

We simply don't know, there's too many missing pieces of the puzzle and what we're left with is a somewhat plausible account of self defense.

It was a na? but somewhat plausible assessment of gang life from a husky boy of average height with dreams of N.B.A stardom.

IPod enthusiasts are throwing all manner of Shuffle conspiracy theories around on Internet message boards, ranging from the somewhat plausible to the absurd.

The first notion seems somewhat plausible, the second verges on laughable: during fall Saturdays, New Yorkers who moved from elsewhere congregate at whatever bar their alumni organization has coopted as a meeting point, while natives simply wait until Sunday.

So allowing for investment at home and abroad, while it may make a liquidity trap somewhat less plausible, does not make it impossible.

Here is a somewhat more plausible alternative for those of you who stream games on the internet and are willing to tinker with video player plug-ins.

Though her own years in office were also seriously marred by corruption, Ms. Bhutto is a somewhat more plausible champion of secularism, democracy and a real fight against Al Qaeda and Taliban bases on Pakistani soil.

With the House of Representatives voting tonight to pass an implausibly right-wing debt ceiling bill after failing, yesterday, to pass the somewhat more plausible but still quite conservative alternative, Ezra Klein expressed bafflement at John Boehner's legislative strategy: On Thursday, Boehner's plan made some sense.

Where Patrick differs from an actor talking about his latest role, is that his tales are somewhat less plausible.