Sentence examples for it does not seem implausible from inspiring English sources

While it remains an open question how stem cells lose their functionality over time, and despite suggestions that the lifespan of any species is not determined by a limited supply of its stem cell population [ 20], it does not seem implausible to link niche depletion with aging.

After these controls are introduced it does not seem implausible to assume that most of all relevant sources of (time-variant or -invariant) unobserved product heterogeneity are being accounted for.

It does not seem implausible to suppose the same holds more generally: does not each brief phase of a typical stream of consciousness seem to merge smoothly and seamlessly with its successor?

At least, it does not seem implausible to suppose that some general psychological capacities are objectively good for their possessors (while others are objectively bad), and at that point, we can ask whether political power should be used to foster the good capacities and to restrain or prevent the bad ones.

I can't predict what's going to happen, but it doesn't seem implausible".

"Gold" is so unlike Cleave's earlier work that it doesn't seem implausible to imagine a mate down at the pub challenging him to write a novel without any of the qualities that so delighted readers of "Incendiary" and "Little Bee": vibrant first-person narrators, snap-snap dialogue, sharp wit, complex cultural-­political themes, brisk scenes and deeply engaging characters.

It doesn't seem implausible to me, though; her dad's kind of a mess, her mom doesn't seem to be around, she seems like somebody who's been through a lot and doesn't have the equipment yet to understand it.

But consumers are caring less and less about how much information they provide online about themselves to unverified companies, so it doesn't seem implausible to me that with time many people will overcome their anxieties about this type of service.

It did not seem implausible.Almost four years later, the presumptuousness of that commitment has been thoroughly exposed.

It was impossible to verify the Taliban leader's account, though at the time it didn't seem implausible.

So vast and powerful is Facebook that it didn't seem implausible when the rumors began: Facebook was about to introduce its own cellphone.