Sentence examples for a plausible answer to from inspiring English sources

None of them has found a plausible answer to the challenge of the internet.

This year, though, was special: a plausible answer to a future trivia question about the least memorable Oscars ever.

"It takes real reform off the table, by giving the Legislature a plausible answer to calls for real reform: Been there, done that".

Perhaps someone has a plausible answer to this question, but for my part, I have no idea what it could be.

The idea is, five celebrities come up with a plausible answer to a question, and then two contestants have to decide which, if any of those suggestions, is most plausible.

A plausible answer to Moore seems to be something like this: The issue that is under dispute is whether S is justified in assenting to (or knows that) she has hands.

Even if things go badly for Mr Bush, the pacifists' lack of any plausible answer to the challenge of terrorism will surely limit their effectiveness.

To the extent that the kind of upper class civic reawakening that Murray calls for is even a remotely plausible answer to the current social crisis, then, it would probably have to be a religious awakening as well.

The only plausible answer to the question, "How could an all-good and all-powerful God allow immense evils?" is that such a God may well have knowledge beyond our understanding.

So the most plausible answer to the opposition's question is: "a while yet".

The most plausible answer to all of this is also the least dramatic.