Sentence examples for it seems highly plausible from inspiring English sources

Since Niyan Wee is in this group, and its name means "drought rice" it seems highly plausible that accessions with this name are drought resistant and they certainly have deep roots when tested in herbicide screening and rhizotrons.

It seems highly plausible that Trump launched the missiles because he wanted to raise his low approval ratings, and to assert that he is not in Putin's pocket.

Here's Mr. Chait: It seems highly plausible to imagine that, if the Republicans block a debt ceiling increase, that the public will turn on them.

So it seems highly plausible to get the GPS devices programed to advice on a variety of routes based on the users budget and toll prices.

With plenty of rumors and the fact Davis moved to Rich Paul's Klutch Sports Group for representation, it seems highly plausible that the Lakers woo Davis if a trade scenario unfolds.

Although the issue is delicate, it seems highly plausible that some non-language-using animals have propositional attitudes or at least that some attitude ascribing sentences about non-language-using animals are true.

The difference from the situation with viruses is clear and straightforward: it is demonstrable in many cases and seems highly plausible in others that emergence of novel eukaryotic functions entails major acceleration of the evolution of the genes that were inherited from prokaryotes but were exapted for these novel functions (the cytoskeleton and the ubiquitin system are obvious cases in point).

This naturalistic theory seems highly plausible, as far as it goes.

This requirement by PMDA seems highly plausible.

Most intriguingly, however, much of the speculation seems highly plausible.

Not everything in these films is credible, but such a degree of surveillance seems highly plausible.