Sentence examples for a plausible question from inspiring English sources

A plausible question to ask at this point is why the generalizations whether strict or ceteris paribus hold at the most basic level between physical properties, between mental properties, and between the two.

This decision raises no plausible question about EPA's authority to do so.

Perhaps it was the inherent good manners of the Cambridge-Boston arts community, but most of the questions -- every one of which Mr. Gioia praised for its intelligence -- were on the order of "what do you think of European arts support systems?," or "how do you tour a 15-ton sculpture?" Plausible questions, but not very challenging ones.

Marshall Islands leaders have asked Michael Gerrard, an expert on climate change law at Columbia Law School, to help them find answers to what he regards as plausible questions.

In other words, be prepared to offer a plausible explanation if questioned by your manager.

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.

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

The Zinc world concept provides a plausible answer to the question why some transition metals are essential for living organisms while others are not.

Peifer et al (1987) brought a plausible explanation to this question with the idea that parasegmental/segmental address may be conferred by the DNA domain in which the enhancers reside (Fig.  2).

He presents a plausible scenario, but other questions go unanswered.

"If the European military force is going to have any role," one aide says, "why wouldn't this be one?" It's both a plausible strategy and a fair question; but at least at the moment, the rapid deployment force is wholly hypothetical.