Sentence examples for give a plausible from inspiring English sources

By contrast, the logical framework of Ferguson's argument is obviously inadequate: it simply doesn't give a plausible analysis of the issues at stake.

Since it does not give a plausible scenario of how those hostilities could be considered over, it raises the possibility of endless detention for anyone who gets on the wrong side of a future administration.

Dreier (2006) suggests that non-cognitivists might be able to give a plausible explanation of inconsistency if they can find a way to distinguish between indifference and indecision.

Our increased understanding of the physical-chemical basis of living systems has increased enormously over the past century and it is possible to give a plausible definition of life in these terms.

If this image is abandoned as unrealistic, and is replaced by one that acknowledges greater moral overlap and interaction among societies (recall the Pollock image), then the proponent of MMR needs to give a plausible account of these dynamics.

It is easy to describe such hypothetical cases (a clear example appears in pages 486 8 of Canfield [1996]), and difficult to give a plausible denial that in some sense they are possible.

The strings, to their credit, gave a plausible echo.

A first shot earlier than anyone has ever posited gives a plausible answer.

"No one has given a plausible explanation of how you can run an effective campaign.

"Each time that Mr Adoboli was questioned he gave a plausible explanation for his trades," she said.

But, while Williams gives a plausible picture of life on the inside, he sometimes doctors his plot to suit his argument.