Sentence examples for it very plausible from inspiring English sources

His celebrated recurrence theorem in celestial mechanics had made it very plausible that a particle moving in a bounded region of space will return infinitely often and arbitrarily close to any position it ever occupies.

This makes it very plausible to suppose that the source of the problem is a representation of underlying causal information in action language B that is somehow inadequate.

That is to say, they have made it very plausible that, in the billiard ball wormhole case, the time travel structure of such a wormhole space-time does not result in constraints on states on spacelike surfaces in the non-time travel region.

Yves Smith considers it very plausible that the ratings agencies were "duped, rather than dumb" - or worse, complicit.

This overlap makes it very plausible that the two retrieved factors are indeed biologically meaningful.

While this study indicates only association and not causation, the known neurotoxic effects of lead make it very plausible that there is a causal relationship between lead exposure and decreased achievement.

It is very plausible that it is the fact that 'Barack Obama' stands for the man who is in fact the 44th president of the United States, whereas 'John McCain' stands for a man who is not.

This may be questioned, but it is very plausible and discussion of it would take us too far afield.

"It's early -- but it looks very plausible that we could be back to Speaker Pelosi 17 months from now".

I think it at least fair to say that it is very plausible that government policy played a central role in the crisis.

By comparing natural with man-made systems and following the original insights of Jacob [ 12] and others [ 1- 6, 8- 11], it seems very plausible that modularity should emerge during adaptive evolutionary trajectories because it can increase the rate of adaptive change.