Sentence examples for be a plausible possibility from inspiring English sources

Lebanon experts said that an American cyber espionage campaign directed at Lebanon's banking system would seem to be a plausible possibility, given Washington's concerns that the country's banks are being used as a financial conduit for the Syrian government and for Hezbollah, the Lebanese militant group and political party.

Glycation of C3 may be a plausible possibility [ 23].

All of a sudden, that's a plausible possibility.

It is not a prediction of the future, it is a plausible possibility of what the future could look like.

On Wednesday, his widow, Peggy Fossett, issued a statement alluding to "the discovery by a hiker of personal items that appear to belong to my husband". Although the disappearance of the supremely experienced aviator on a September day with perfect flying weather has been a mystery, some key people in the previous search for him said Wednesday that a crash in the Sierra is a plausible possibility.

I think that's certainly a plausible possibility, and we can't rule it out at this point.

And either possibility would be a plausible reason for a conscientious Congress to vote against this war.

Feel like the luckiest AND happiest man in world," tweeted Rupert Murdoch on 4 March as he headed off on honeymoon; and "ever" is starting to look a plausible possibility, since by the end of last week a biblical 40 days had passed without another mini-missive.

This is an excellent suggestion – we agree it is a very plausible possibility and have now incorporated it into the description of our model in the Discussion as follows: "Based on our data we propose an explicit mechanistic model for APC2 function inside the destruction complex.

That's not a dream: it's a plausible, achievable, glorious possibility -- if our two remaining candidates have the personal strength and wisdom to make it happen.

Suddenly there was democracy, or at least a plausible possibility of it, together with the stabilizing and enriching prospect of greater integration into Europe.