Sentence examples for are considered plausible from inspiring English sources

Besides, there are not many other Republicans in deep blue Massachusetts who are considered plausible contenders, with the exception of William F. Weld, the former governor, who has said he would defer to Mr. Brown.

The same holds true for the featured actor in a musical category, in which Shuler Hensley is considered the way-in-front-runner for his performance as Jud in "Oklahoma!" The one category in which no one is quite certain who's ahead is featured actress in a musical, in which no fewer than four nominees are considered plausible winners.

Because of the unique features of deep-sea hydrothermal vent ecosystems, they are considered plausible analogues to the early ecosystems of Earth and also to extraterrestrial life on other planets and moons (e.g., Jannasch and Mottl 1985; Nealson et al. 2005; Takai et al. 2006a).

However, both 1- and 2-rate models are considered plausible a priori (1).

Genotoxic effects are considered plausible in nasal and buccal mucosa cells due to the high reactivity of FA.

In the binary regressions the selected variables are considered plausible to be linked with the dimension analysed.

The role for Ms. Kelly is considered plausible, because it is consistent with versions of Fox's plans for prime-time adjustments that have emerged in the last several weeks.

However, the hypotheses that BD is generally progressive and that early treatment intervention can modify its long-term course should be considered plausible but unproved at this point.

The water budget results indicate that ∼875 and 700 mm year−1 leave the SEC and MAT as deep groundwater leakage, which is considered plausible given the fractured geology in the study area.

The TG assumption has been considered plausible for the Earth's core surface flow, and often adopted in the flow inversions, either strictly (e.g. Gire and Le Mouël, 1990; Jackson, 1997; Le Huy et al., 2000) or with a small relaxation (Pais et al., 2004).

And we see that it is considered plausible in this system that unarmed black teens are imminent, mortal threats such that they can be killed without retribution.