Sentence examples for as being plausible from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney's chances of winning the Electoral College without Ohio — a prospect we had defended as being plausible before — are looking more tenuous based on the most recent polling.

Tryon believed he had two major obstacles to get over before his "admittedly speculative" model of our universe could be even seen as being plausible.

However, Moriarty correctly predicted that despite his work the legend would persist, and in 1994 the tradition was included as being plausible in a published biography of Dyer.

There were, however, a few metabolites that stood out as being plausible candidates for explaining phenotypic variance across diets.

For several of the recommended global fit measures, certain criteria must be met in order to accept the model as being plausible and parsimonious.

Suppose, as is plausible, that empty concepts have a descriptive form so that (e.g). the unicorn concept is understood as the concept "horse with a horn".

Call this instantiation relation i2 (and suppose it, as is plausible, to be distinct from the instantiation relation (i1) that links a and F).

If, as is plausible, CPS students are more likely on average than applicants in the general applicant pool to benefit from these factors, a portion of the apparently higher acceptance rates for CPS students would result from causes that cannot legitimately be ascribed to the quality of the education and counseling support delivered by CPS faculty and staff.

If much of the initial impairment takes place during a critical period of brain development, as is plausible for BD and schizophrenia, adult-onset symptoms may merely occur as aftershocks of an unobserved earlier distress.

Previous randomized trials in patients with displaced fractures suggest that relative risk reductions with sliding hip screw as high as 48% are plausible [ 22, 43- 45].

His youth made him just hip enough to be plausible as a plugged-in pseudoteen.