Sentence examples for it could be plausible from inspiring English sources

ESPN's Graham Hays said that while an Arizona State upset of UConn was highly unlikely, it could be plausible given A.S.U.'s endless bench and nonstop substitutions.

And while this still doesn't prove it's a hoax directly — in fact, Jamie Hyneman of MythBusters yesterday laid out an explanation of how it could be plausible using modern tech — it sure isn't looking good for old Jarno.

It could be plausible that they became more confident to handle cases with STIs after participation in the training sessions.

It could be plausible that changes in gene silencing by DNA methylation might play a role in developing alternative routes for cells to circumvent the effects of IM.

First, although participation was completely voluntary, it could be plausible to posit that the more active children or the children who were more interested in societal concerns or deaf culture enrolled more often, resulting in a potential selection bias.

Since the cLBP patients displayed chronic inflammation and seem to be associated with a deregulation of the inflammatory response state [ 22, 40], which could cause an unbalanced hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis and sympathetic nervous system activity, it could be plausible that exercise therapies could work at this level in cLBP patients.

I could be plausible.' It was a social skill that she had learnt the hard way, though she would not phrase it like that herself.

In practice, that means it must be organised, and led by people who could be plausible politicians after the revolt.

This theory could be plausible in patients with aura, but in patients without aura it is even more speculative suggesting "silent" cortical spreading depression [13].

He was skeptical that any such theory could be plausible, and anyway his brilliance was fundamentally destructive.

Even assuming that this strange construction could be plausible, why would Putin choose Sobchak to be his successor?