Sentence examples for a plausible point of from inspiring English sources

Opera houses breed stereotypes, and Mr. Newbury plays them to the hilt; what saves the piece is that each character has a plausible point of view.

"This is not a circumstance," said Laurence H. Tribe, a law professor at Harvard, "in which the courts have any plausible point of entry".

For instance, at a specific event state, the corresponding consolidity region describes all the plausible points of normalized input output (fuzzy or non-fuzzy) interactions.

The provision of veterinary services appears to be a plausible entry point for the reinvigoration of Fulani-government relations, since the decline of government-funded livestock disease control programmes is considered by state and Fulani respondents alike to be a major blow to trust and communication on both sides.

Understanding the effect of TCAM from patients' own perspective is a plausible starting point for evaluation [ 6, 7].

This makes his candidacy a plausible rallying point for the voters who previously turned Bachmann and Cain and the pre-debate Rick Perry into conservative flavors of the month.

The column as a whole makes some plausible points about the possibility of an Asian-American backlash against the bill's implicit ethnic focus, but that's a political question, not a substantive one.

From the data of Legendre et al. (1988), a plausible start-point might be the spinal cord.

This is a plausible result from a biological point of view as diabetes is a progressive and chronic disease.

This assumption is fairly plausible from a biological point of view.

First, it is plausible from a pathophysiological point of view.