Sentence examples similar to might plausibly exist from inspiring English sources

He thought the answer might plausibly be yes.

That might plausibly be related to plans for restarting an anthrax weapons program.

America's share of this cost might plausibly be $9 billion, or around $30 per American.

Too bad it will never fly.The consequences of global warming cannot yet be known but might plausibly be grave.

To look at, it's a fruit; if a granny smith and a quince went on a naughty weekend, the chayote might plausibly be the upshot.

Even the strange Ayurvedic system of medicine might plausibly be reapplied in the form of efficacious herbal remedies for common ailments in Western countries.

Some recent events, the intergovernmental panel said in 1995, might plausibly be early signals of climate-induced changes in human health.

"Flexibility" might plausibly be opposed to "specialisation", but to facilitate means "to assist in bringing about a particular end or result".

See also Hadley (1997) whose position might plausibly be taken as a challenge to this premise.

On the heels of Yahoo s $4.6 billion acquisition of GeoCities, what might plausibly be Yahoo s next big meal?

Much less attention has been paid to other outcomes that might plausibly be affected by the reception of financial remittances and also by frequent communication with relatives abroad.