Sentence examples for especially plausible from inspiring English sources

The suggestion is especially plausible for Heraclitus (fl.

This pragmatic survivalist ethos is probably the sanest approach to aging, and it seems especially plausible in Britain, where the safety net is so much stronger than it is here.

That argument is especially plausible because unskilled immigration from outside Europe has in effect already been stopped, meaning that the cap hits only highly skilled and skilled workers, such as bankers, accountants and scientists.

It provided one example that did not seem especially plausible: It said that Mr. Harding was deported because he had forgotten to pick up a press credential card the last time that he was in Moscow.

The other reason is that making distractors, especially plausible ones, is extremely difficult.

In the ethical case moreover he thinks this especially plausible for two reasons.

Common four- and five-option approaches have certain drawbacks, especially where plausible alternatives become difficult to construct.

The most plausible, especially for childhood leukaemia, proposes that increased risk is linked with an infectious aetiology, especially in situations of unusual population mixing, such as those that occurred in the localities around the nuclear facilities (Kinlen, 1988 , 1995 2012).

Fraudsters can be persuasive and sound plausible, especially to those not on their guard.

The elderly and the lonely seem to be especially vulnerable to plausible pitches, but a little stupidity doesn't help.

But the surge of "people power" through nearby Arab countries has made it sound more plausible, especially with hundreds of Palestinians thronging into Majdal Shams.