Sentence examples for is still plausible from inspiring English sources

It is still plausible that Trump, an entrenched bigot, a conspiracy fabulist, and a casual disparager of international alliances, could become President.

"Still, there are enough seats in play, enough highly vulnerable Republican incumbents and enough races trending our way that a Democratic majority is still plausible".

However, a Dutch origin of tee is still plausible, as a variation of the Flemish tese, meaning "target" (as in curling); the word originally referred to the hole but eventually came to mean a "pile of sand taken from the hole".

This decision is not unjustifiable since external standard calibration is still plausible in certain situations (UNODC 2012).

In spite of the larger uncertainty in the landward part of the frontal prism beneath the backstop interface, the velocity inversion across the backstop interface mentioned above is still plausible, because the velocity above the interface (Cretaceous sequence) is 3.2 ± 0.3 km/s and that below (frontal prism) is 2.2 ± 0.3 km/s.

And between planning a wedding and potentially applying to graduate schools, now's not the best time to jet off around the world... but it's the right time, because the opportunity is still plausible.

Even if that makes equating the timing of the two landmark floats simplistic, it's still plausible.

X has a culture where each team has the objective of impressing the other teams with how audacious they're willing to be (Note – These goals should be just audacious enough that they are still plausible but not impossible).

However weaker associations are still plausible, and might be detectable via a larger and more tailored study.

Nevertheless, as CovR/S is a global regulator in GBS, secondary effects although unexpected are still plausible.

The greater diversity of SnToxA in the S. nodorum population has led to the hypothesis that this species was the donor in the HGT event (Friesen et al. 2006), although other scenarios are still plausible.