There's a plausible case for preemption.
The New York Times Book Review said it was "a plausible case".
There is a plausible case that more secrets are spilling these days.
Just as in 2013, there is a plausible case both for and against taking action against Assad.
The problem is, the pro-impeachment Republicans are right: There is a plausible case for taking that step.
Indeed, there's a plausible case to be made that the actions of the publishers actually amounted to combating an abusive monopoly — namely, Amazon.
"It really is a plausible case that we're coming on a key stage now, with the cold war under control, with globalization happening," he said.
And there is a plausible case that Mr. Putin succeeded in delivering the presidency to his admirer, Mr. Trump, though it cannot be proved or disproved.
There is a plausible case that the extra capital it must carry, and the regulatory costs its complexity incurs, offset a big chunk of that benefit.
So until there is a plausible case that we are on the precipice of one of those rare exception moments, I prefer the approach that offers the possibility however small of real gains.
