Sentence examples for increasingly plausible from inspiring English sources

A similar run looks increasingly plausible.

But as the reports of losses mounted on Friday, the $50 billion figure looked increasingly plausible.

The nightmare scenario of these factions joining up and coördinating their actions is becoming increasingly plausible.

Inflation seems increasingly plausible because many central banks are already printing money to buy government bonds.

The Conservatives still trail Labour in the polls, but that outcome looks increasingly plausible.

So Obama has achieved the important feat, as the campaign has moved on, of seeming an increasingly plausible president.

In addition, advisers said, either Mr. Gore or Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, Mr. Gore's running mate, will visit Florida at least once a week from now through the November election, as they will regularly visit other battlegrounds that are becoming increasingly more plausible for the Democrats: Pennsylvania, Ohio and Michigan.

Probably, and possibly.The opposition seems increasingly bereft of plausible strategies and riven by internal dissent, despite gathering millions of signatures favouring some form of early election which Mr Chávez seems determined to avoid.

This hypothesis has received considerable research attention, and is increasingly treated as plausible and well supported.

The Germans will be increasingly drawn toward one plausible conclusion: perhaps the euro area is simply the wrong system.

Most other scientists remain skeptical of that claim, because the experiment has not yet been reproduced elsewhere, but the science increasingly appears at least plausible.