Sentence examples for less plausibly from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, but far less plausibly.

Or, less plausibly, did he cut his own rope to save the rest of the team?

He also said, less plausibly, "I don't think we've ever heard that fear of needles was a reason".

Less plausibly (but you never know), clever traders might have been positioning themselves for a large sale of Goldman shares.

And still others suspect, more or less plausibly, a low-profile getaway for local boy Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie.

In short, whether private or public, equity markets are less and less plausibly conceived of as the product of broad middle class participation in the economy.

This was true for aggregate measures of planning, specific planning activities that might plausibly be expected to impact a pandemic, and also for less plausible associations.

Moreover, ties between members of a large, possibly artificial group, are plausibly less influential than those binding members of a simple group.

While individual authors may be more or less adept at plausibly ventriloquizing multiple realities at once, let alone putting these multiple streams of data into five-dimensional interaction, it is not hard to project metamodernism into a near future in which literary artists regularly stage this sort of dialogic framework with distinction.

The counterintuitive finding of PTT Q having a higher mean voltage in spring than summer, despite an hour less sunlight, could plausibly be explained by the heavy and frequent monsoonal rains on the southern coast of New Guinea during this period.

HSF-1 and DAF-16 regulate opposing protective activities; HSF-1 influences disaggregation while DAF-16 mediates the formation of larger, plausibly less toxic aggregates (Cohen et al., 2006).