Sentence examples for get more plausible from inspiring English sources
Therefore additional data, which is available on annual basis, should be introduced into the calculations of the emissions inventories in order to get more plausible time series.
The results get more plausible, especially when using the predictions of an augmented Fama regression, but are still not fully convincing due to the poor performance of the instruments.
Somehow, universities must get more money.There are two plausible arguments against raising fees.
It has little left to spend on an election, and no plausible way of getting more.
Also, Labour was using figures for whole departments, which included the declining Food Standards Agency allocation, making it plausible the NHS was getting more money.
And thanks to technology's increasing potency, fakes are getting more sophisticated, which means they will be increasingly plausible — and get even more difficult to distinguish from the truth.
Everything gets more complicated".
I suppose that if I start playing with the split-able electoral votes in Kansas Nebraska and Maine I can get something slightly more plausible, but it would still be way-ridiculous.
Stories make things more plausible, more convincing, and more fundable.
Unilateralism might have seemed more plausible during the cold war.
