Sentence examples for lacks plausible from inspiring English sources

Thus, preventing minor harms or providing minor benefits while deeply disrespecting autonomy lacks plausible justification; but actions that prevent major harms or provide major benefits while only trivially disrespecting autonomy have a highly plausible paternalistic rationale.

The differing persistence could result from artificial stimulation of bitter neurons being stronger than DEET activation, in addition to lacking plausible competition from a copresented sugar stimulus.

This study was not designed to critique that model per se, but it does suggest that while GPs are aware of emotional distress in their patients they lack plausible frameworks to link this to physical symptoms in a way which is acceptable to patients.

The panel decided on the critical outcome/domain and set the cut-off line at the safety stage, agreeing that clinical indications lacking plausible results on safety would be excluded from the list of locally researchable questions The systematic review and appraisal of published studies was developed in two phases.

Then there's Spain, which isn't Greece but nonetheless lacks a plausible path back to a sustainable position.

The religious right lacks a plausible presidential candidate: the Republican front-runner, Rudy Giuliani, is a liberal on most social issues.

The placebo lozenge was identical in size and color to the active lozenge but was sweetened with sucralose, which lacks any plausible biologic anti-caries properties.

I said I felt that she was the least satisfactory character: underwritten, inconsistent, lacking in plausible motivation.

From left to right, all thinking people apparently agree: Ed Miliband is a clownish failure and his party, lacking any plausible alternative leader, is doomed.

Because they lack any plausible explanation for their irresponsible conduct in creating and prolonging the government shutdown, they are inventing new demands by the hour.

These commitments, they add, are not in tension with the claim that citizens may support coercive laws that they believe to lack a plausible secular rationale.