Sentence examples for legally plausible from inspiring English sources

The sultan's claim is legally plausible: Malaysia pays the royal house of Sulu a token rent for Sabah.

Unlike Canada and many other countries, original land grants in the United States included both mineral and surface rights, making the fictional tale of the Clampett family as told in "The Beverly Hillbillies" at least legally plausible.

Professor Kenneth Armstrong, director at the centre for European legal studies, University of Cambridge: "The argument for the use of Article 49 of the Treaties of the European Union (TEU) would seem substantially more legally plausible than resorting to Article 48 TEU for three main reasons.

Poor Kumiko duly arrives in the US and proceeds to run out on various hotel bills and cab fares, with no consequences, either legally or in terms of plausible narrative development.

While the city cannot legally deny such permits, it is quite plausible that the Bloomberg administration would not put requests from Cablevision at the top of the Department of Buildings' in-box.

Thus, the court's legitimacy depends on making legally principled decisions under circumstances in which their principled character is sufficiently plausible to be accepted by the nation".

Collectively, they're a sort of Desert Storm model agency, but there's plausible roughage provided by chunky Tom Sizemore - without whom no Hollywood war movie may legally proceed - and lovably ugly Ewen Bremner.

Or does it somehow just tarnish the institution by association — in which case I think you have a plausible argument that the fear of harm is based on prejudice towards gays and lesbians — the legally (and morally) problematic "irrational animus".

"Not legally.

"Very plausible".

– plausible writing.