Sentence examples for a plausible outcome. from inspiring English sources

That's certainly a plausible outcome, given Brown's newfound success and Emmy nomination.

Sixth, let's enforce tighter sanctions, but only if harnessed to a plausible outcome.

This is a plausible outcome, and one that could put Mr. Romney's campaign in grave jeopardy.

Virtually anything — from a Democratic sweep to their picking up none or just one seat — is a plausible outcome.

But the United Nations pushed for the Hariri investigation; its integrity is tied up with a plausible outcome.

It's a plausible outcome that matches some of our stereotypes about liberal values: an aversion to human suffering, an unwillingness to rationalize capital punishment and military force, a fondness for candidates who like to feel our pain.

Right now, then, a kind of sour spot seems like a pretty plausible outcome for Republicans: A shutdown that lasts just long enough to convince swing voters that the G.O.P. can't be trusted with the reins of government, but also ends with the party's grassroots convinced that they've been sold out by their leaders once again.

So a very painful death is a perfectly plausible outcome.

The romantic angle is Pacquiao via stoppage, and if this fight had taken place five years ago, that would have been a more plausible outcome.

I soothed this admittedly strange worry – that my favourite sitcom family could have been Trump supporters – by considering a more plausible outcome.

The effect of changes in Pinnovation was much more pronounced in case of scale-free networks than at small-world networks, which is a rather plausible outcome, since the larger irregularity of scale-free networks makes the re-introduction of extinct strategies a lot more crucial (ESM1 Figure S1.8).