Sentence examples for may be plausible from inspiring English sources

In a strict macroeconomic sense, it may be plausible.

If the assumptions embody plausible future trends, then the projection's outputs may be plausible and useful.

This may be plausible in terms of duration and some tactics, but there are, sadly, some riveting distinctions.

Volvo estimates an 80% fall in car crashes by 2035, which sounds optimistic, but may be plausible.

The notion that Mr. Romney is an underachieving candidate may be plausible, but there is not much proof of it.

This may be plausible (the two images are widely separated in the Bible) but I feel on surer ground in proposing my profane counterpart to Barron's sacred one.

"If Harry were to open his mouth to allow water into his throat and out through the gills, it may be plausible that he could breathe underwater.

His hairline is quite high, and scholars say they think it may be plausible that the man said to be 39 in the portrait would have gone on to develop a bald pate.

It thus may be plausible to consider STING as a direct DNA sensor in the cytosol.

Analogical arguments may be plausible even where there are no known causal relations.

These findings indicate that signaling pathways may be plausible mechanisms for the cardiac protective effects of E2 administration.