Sentence examples for more plausible basis from inspiring English sources

But, as has been seen, his sex ethics has another and more plausible basis, and so, it seems (albeit less clearly), has his ethics of lying.

On Tuesday, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in New Orleans reversed the ruling and reinstated the case, saying that "the allegations, taken in their entirety, provide more than a plausible basis to find that the understanding between the C.E.O. and Cuban was that he was not to trade, that it was more than a simple confidentiality agreement".

It is even more plausible that known goods and bads are a sound basis for action only if it is not the case that agnosticism is not the justified attitude toward the proposition that the sample reasons are representative of the total (objective) reasons, and, more plausible yet, if the individual has thought of this.

Yet on the Internet the notion of information intermediaries negotiating deals for customers on the basis of their personal tastes and needs looks more plausible.

Such comparisons are designed to make the market look cheap.A more plausible criticism is that profits in the early 20th century were not calculated on a similar basis, so one is comparing apples with pears.

Therefore additional data, which is available on annual basis, should be introduced into the calculations of the emissions inventories in order to get more plausible time series.

That seems more plausible.

The latter seems more plausible.

Which hypothesis seems more plausible?

Now, it seems more plausible.

Other culprits are more plausible.