Sentence examples for equal plausibility from inspiring English sources

For every moderate imam who categorically states that it is the first, there's a radical Islamist who argues, with equal plausibility, that it's the second.

The ambiguities of his position have made it possible ever since for both Russian liberals and socialists to claim his legacy with equal plausibility.

This argument could have been levelled with equal plausibility against Barack Obama in 2007, when he was a first-term senator running against Ms Clinton.

Of course, it has also been proposed — with equal plausibility and sometimes better authority — that Shakespeare was a lawyer's clerk, a schoolmaster, and a clever entrepreneur who invented a business valet-parking horses for the gentry who came to the theatre).

Others might argue, with seemingly equal plausibility, that it does concern a religious matter and therefore lies outside Regina's legislative competence.

He tosses a coin to determine the order in which he will portray the other two possible endings, emphasising their equal plausibility.

More than attacking Rand, greed and big business, questioning the plausibility of equal distribution takes guts.

Mark Hulliung's suggestion that "both" Machiavellis need to be lent equal weight thus enjoys a certain plausibility (Hulliung 1983).

In the same vein, Eduardo Fermé and Hans Rott (2004) have investigated belief revision with inputs of the more general form: "accept q with a degree of plausibility that at least equals that of p".

"Plausibility of assumption does not equal evidence," he said.

Covariates included in the final regression model were those significant at an alpha level (determined a priori) of 10% (that is, p value of less than or equal to 0.10) or those with biologic plausibility of relating to ARDS (for example, age, pneumonia, and trauma).