Sentence examples for become plausible from inspiring English sources
Hopes of creating mobile marine reserves have been around for more than a decade, but Crowder said that only in recent years has the concept become plausible because of improvements in satellite imaging and GPS tagging of species.
It now seems natural to see Orson Welles's "Touch of Evil" or a Howard Hawks Western at MOMA, but a generation of aestheticians like Manny Farber had to show people how to see movies for such programming to become plausible.
The prospect that Westway will never be built has become plausible on account of the recent decision by Federal Judge Thomas P. Griesa, who agreed with environmentalists that the landfill area along lower Manhattan necessary to the project coincided with a critical natural habitat for striped bass who migrate down the Hudson to the Atlantic.
Even behemoths like Home Depot, with a market cap of $82 billion, become plausible fodder for the takeover gristmill.
Inferential methods used here may become increasingly powerful as detailed simulations of organisms and historical scenarios become plausible.
By shifting emphasis away from individual frequencies of deleterious variants toward cumulative frequencies, explanations for common disorders with complex inheritance become plausible.
After the first debate he became plausible.
And in the narrow arena of the box, it all becomes plausible.
Because it's only at those time scales that it becomes plausible that we'll begin to understand something.
By the time that became plausible, in the 1990s, there was substantial neighborhood opposition to moving the house.
The 101801 looks like a flawlessly proportioned, oh-so-fancy, double-breasted bathrobe, and the moment Kim slipped one on, she became plausible as a Fashion Person.
