Sentence examples similar to he plausibly has from inspiring English sources

He bought an apartment costing more than he could plausibly have afforded on his parliamentary salary, then explained himself so clumsily that the public and his coalition partners turned against him.It was not all his fault.

Both are over thirty now; each plausibly has one last chance to win the biggest trophy in his sport.

"Had he lived," Ephron writes, "Rabin might plausibly have reshaped Israel broadly and permanently".

"Had he lived,'' Ephron writes, "Rabin might plausibly have reshaped Israel broadly and permanently".

The president did not set aside as much land as he plausibly could have — and much less than a coalition of local tribes asked him to.

Boxing was an integral part of the Krays' world; Reggie once got off an assault charge by claiming that the blood on his jacket could plausibly have ended up there while he watched a sparring session.

Hasen says that, while researching "The Voting Wars," he "tried to find a single case" since 1980 when "an election outcome could plausibly have turned on voter-impersonation fraud".

Describing one particular artefact, a sculpture of a Huastec goddess from Mexico that could plausibly have been fashioned at any time between 900AD and 1521AD, he states that, "Of all the objects in our history, she is perhaps the hardest to read confidently through the filters of the historical record".

But could that resentment plausibly have motivated a single one of last week's suicide attackers?

Indeed, Buchan might quite plausibly have become a great Scots novelist following in the footsteps of Walter Scott and RL Stevenson.

Are there alternative ways to regulate firms in supply chains that might plausibly have greater success than current efforts?