Sentence examples for it would be plausible from inspiring English sources
The phrase "It would be plausible" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to suggest that something is a plausible idea or conclusion. For example: "Given the evidence, it would be plausible to assume that she was driving the car."
"It would be plausible to conclude that the appointment and subsequent swearing-in could constitute fraud of the constitution".
In the spirit of Mr Tobin's writings on the subject, it would be plausible to expect a boom in investment when q was high.
It would be plausible if the entire at-large pool were from four conferences and two of those conferences were non-B.C.S., he said.
Presumably, at least one judge there, Merrick B. Garland, won't hear the appeal — since he is otherwise occupied — but it would be plausible to expect that whatever the outcome of the first round, the losing party will ask the full circuit to hear the case.
But, at this point, Jindal occupies a place near the rear of the large pack of Republican Presidential candidates, and it's not likely that he will be able to reposition himself as more moderate in order to improve his standing — or that he'd want to, or that it would be plausible.
However, it would seem that this is not a version of the theory that anyone has ever advanced, nor does it appear that it would be plausible to do so (see Candlish 1999b: 200–2; Künne 2003: 6).
Mr. Sparaco of the French Air & Space Academy said it would be "totally plausible that they sell 200 of these aircraft over 20 years".
(Hunter's many other credits include the novel of fifties suburban adultery "Strangers When We Meet" and the screenplay for Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds").... McBain's cops work in a city where it would be entirely plausible for a crackhead to hit a stranger in the head with a brick.
