Sentence examples for a plausible route from inspiring English sources

In contrast, Mrs. Clinton does have a plausible route to winning the election for Mr. McCain.

With Mrs. Clinton trailing by 700,000 votes in the cumulative popular vote, and also behind in pledged delegates and number of states won, she just doesn't have a plausible route to the nomination.

PAGE A30 OP-ED NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF With Hillary Clinton trailing by 700,000 votes in the cumulative popular vote and behind in pledged delegates and number of states won, she just doesn't have a plausible route to the nomination.

Thus the formation of a dense amorphous carbon phase is a plausible route for nucleating diamond.

"Public health campaigns to treat people for various infectious diseases with injections seem a plausible route [for spreading the virus].

The conjugation of the concerned reactions results in a plausible route to the formation of sugars, amino and organic acids from formaldehyde and ammonia under presumed 'prebiotic' conditions.

A more plausible route to sustained recovery would be a drastic reduction in the U.S. trade deficit, which soared at the same time the housing bubble was inflating.

The new year's twin resurrections of Bill Clinton and John McCain, should they not evaporate, at last give the G.O.P. a highly plausible route to victory.

Once formed, these biotoxins can exert their effects in areas that are remote from sites of toxin production and can bioaccumulate in invertebrates and fish, suggesting a biologically plausible route for marine mammal (and human) exposure to freshwater toxins at the land-sea interface [32], [51], [52].

In contrast to ingestion or dermal exposures, inhalation is a very plausible route of exposure.

Future research will have to point out if dampening the immune response, and the miRNAs associated with it, during the development of heart failure is a therapeutically plausible route to follow.