Sentence examples for consider plausible from inspiring English sources

Dr. Doom operates far beyond the horizon of what most experts consider plausible.

Given a Milky Way Galaxy system of limited scale, Curtis could argue for and consider plausible the extragalactic nature of the spiral nebulae.

The only circumstances for nuclear war that they do consider plausible involve the use of one or a handful of nonstrategic weapons, like nuclear-tipped cruise missiles, against a country other than Russia.

In a letter to the first minister, the chief secretary to the Treasury writes: "With voting on the referendum just weeks away, you are still making plans based on untold oil wealth beyond anything independent forecasters consider plausible".

They have ample resources for generating what many philosophers will consider plausible accounts of (for example) both the nonidentity problem and the repugnant conclusion.

Scenario thinking leads you to consider plausible "what if" situations.

And officials said the figure was so far beyond anything they had considered plausible that they were investigating the cause.

"We decided not to publish her photograph with our coverage today because she apparently made a case that the judge considered plausible that she was in danger".

Dr. McNutt added, however, that the range of estimates the technical panel considered plausible was actually wider, more like 20,000 to 40,000 barrels a day.

Justice David H. Souter said he considered plausible the claim "that the attorney general or the director of the F.B.I. was establishing a policy centered on people with the same characteristics as the hijackers".

Besides, there are not many other Republicans in deep blue Massachusetts who are considered plausible contenders, with the exception of William F. Weld, the former governor, who has said he would defer to Mr. Brown.