Sentence examples for are as plausible from inspiring English sources
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services should allow New York to plow $10 billion from money the federal government will save if New York's projections of future Medicaid savings are as plausible as they look at first glance.
A "hard" science fiction book (that is, one that makes scientific speculations that are as plausible as possible) states as fact that the total volume of living things contained in fissures and cracks in deep rock is larger than the biomass on the surface of the earth.
Despite the powerful criticisms of the Scottish philosopher David Hume (1711 76)—e.g., that the evidence is compatible with a large number of hypotheses, such as polytheism or a god of limited power, that are as plausible as or more plausible than monotheism the argument from design continued to be very popular in the 19th century.
From the sound of things, either of those notions are as plausible as continuing to make connected watches beyond the company's already announced rugged PowerWatch X, which is due out later this year.
They have argued that there are alternative interpretations of the evidence that preserve a causal role for conscious intentions and that are as plausible and probable as Libet's own interpretation of the evidence (Flanagan 1992: 136 138; Zhu 2003; Mele 2009a; Schlosser 2012b).
The Rabbi's explanation is as plausible as any other that we have.
Even so, she wanted the boy's gift to be as plausible as an unproven phenomenon can be.
More than that, it meant that Krone's decision to return to riding racehorses was as plausible as it felt right.
It is as plausible a portrait of damnation as you could wish for; even now, however, we have not reached the end of the affair.
But the idea everyone should learn how to code is as plausible as saying that everyone should learn how to plumb.
The government's stance that the subpoenas "are part of its ongoing, far-reaching investigation into al-Qaeda is as plausible an explanation of the circumstances as the one offered by Mr. el-Hage," Judge Sand wrote.
