Sentence examples for is plausible though from inspiring English sources

Other geneticists say Dr. Oppenheimer's reconstruction is plausible, though some disagree with details.

Medical experts say his explanation for the accident is plausible, though the Capitol Police, who complained that their supervisors barred sobriety testing, said they suspected that Mr. Kennedy had been drinking.

It is plausible, though not certain, that Plato felt the force of this problem.

Mill's view is plausible, though some theists have argued that metaphysical naturalists have difficulty in explaining any kind of normativity (see Devine 1989, 88 89).

Interpreted as such that sounds are not experienced or perceptually represented to have inherent spatial features the claim is plausible (though consider diffuse or spread out sounds in contrast to focused or pinpoint sounds).

Similarly, it is plausible (though by no means universally accepted see, e.g., Capellen and LePore, 2005a & b) that attributions of tallness or flatness are context-sensitive, insofar as there are varying standards that one might have mind in applying either predicate and which affect just what is said in doing so.

It's plausible, though, that the cognitive processes involved in generating and understanding metaphors are often the same as those involved in processing analogies (Gentner D et al. 2001; Holyoak KJ and Thagard P 1995).

And more broadly, Carlton conceded that should the AT&T merger be approved, it was plausible — though not certain — that other companies might seek further, similar consolidation in response.

Consistent with the approach described above, the market shock component for the severely adverse scenario will incorporate key elements of market developments during the second half of 2008, but also incorporate observations from other periods or price and rate movements in certain markets that the Board deems to be plausible though such movements may not have been observed historically.

An apology by Patton is a tacit admission, in other words, that Chevron's claims against the firm were plausible, though it remains unclear whether the firm is admitting to mere negligence or to real knowledge by its partners of the fraud.

So while "All the Money in the World" — which tells the story of Getty refusing ransom demands after his grandson is kidnapped in 1973 — likely doesn't have a prayer in most categories, it's plausible (though not likely) that voters reward Plummer.