Sentence examples for about the plausible from inspiring English sources

Or chuckles about the plausible deniability his web of favors and threats provides him: "My right hand hasn't seen my left hand for 30 years".

What's most salient about the plausible Fatah challengers, however, is that none offer strategic principles different from those that Abbas has proposed.

The way we phrase it is we're about the plausible limits of corporate and consumer strategy; consumer strategy not being what companies do to consumers, but what consumers do to companies or what consumers do in the world.

Where no data about the plausible range of the input variable were available it was varied ±10%%.

The Base set of assumptions is the one likely to occur according to our judgement, while the other two reflect our opinion about the plausible highest and lowest boundaries of future migration developments.

Therefore, the estimates of U-IUI, S-IUI and C-IUI were varied sequentially, using different value estimates from the literature, or in the absence of alternative literature estimates, based on local experience, expert opinion, or reasonable assumptions about the plausible range of uncertainty around "best estimate" values.

"I know that people opposed to it will complain about this, but the plausible impact on Social Security benefits is almost sure to be very trivial," he said.

While about 40% of the plausible causes were judged to be profound, i.e. to touch on the root cause of the CMP, almost 60% of the causes were judged as too superficial to be helpful in identifying an appropriate solution; examples include causes like "staff is negligent, staff has an inappropriate attitude".

But more than anything else, they don't care about the hell they create for their brothers, sisters, etc., in the name of a heaven that sounds about as plausible as the big rock candy mountain.

It's about as plausible as the view that we didn't have the concept of breathing or excreting before 1650.

The fact that over 16,000 people turned up to a four-day Shield game was about as plausible as the notion of 10,000 locals attending a mid-week NCAA baseball game played in the south of France.