Sentence examples for becomes more plausible from inspiring English sources

By process of elimination, your desired outcome becomes more plausible.

Philby's betrayal becomes more plausible and comprehensible if one regards it as a form of sweet and pure egomania.

But if one reads enough in the "Jesus Calling" series, her argument that Jesus is not talking becomes more plausible.

But Osborne nurtures an even greater ambition, one that becomes more plausible with each passing day of Labour's slow-motion disintegration.

His seemingly hyperbolic assertion becomes more plausible when you visit southwestern Pennsylvania, an area known for steel production and coal mining.

Polarization generates closed loops in which believing untruths about the "other side" becomes more plausible than seeking out information that might challenge those ideas, as The Washington Post's Ishaan Tharoor suggested Monday.

The idea that such life may exist on other planets has become more plausible with scientific advances.

Two have been likely for some time, while the other two, though less probable, have become more plausible in the past fortnight.

This decision had become more plausible, perhaps, by the early 1960s, when Bond, the Beatles and the "British invasion" made up for the nation's political shortcomings.

The idea that thimerosal might be causing autism "has become more plausible than when your committee first discussed this," said Dr. H. Vasken Aposhian, a toxicologist at the University of Arizona.

It offered a quiescent alternative to the radical millennialism of the apocalyptic prophets, and it would become more plausible with the passing of each failed apocalyptic episode.