Sentence examples for more plausible case from inspiring English sources

Mr Schiff says a more plausible case could be made that the various adjustments were superfluous and that, in reality, earnings declined by 4%.In this section Which is the victim?

Perhaps they were the Egibi family in Babylon as early as the 7th century BC, though a more plausible case can be made for Pasion, an Athenian contemporary of Socrates at the start of the 4th century BC, when bankers were already the butt of music-hall humour ("the most pestilential of all trades").

In the case of very common shipping-associated species, human-mediated introduction may be the more plausible cause of the wide geographical distributions recorded.

Arguably, the weak Pareto principle is more plausible in cases without uncertainty.

Note that if human capital investments are subject to diminishing marginal products, Case (3.B) is more plausible than is Case (3.A).

The hypothesis can't be proved either way but, as a biographical instrument, Robb's Cecco is neat, unexpectedly useful and frankly far more plausible than the case of the art-historical extremists who demand forensic evidence that Caravaggio was homosexual in the first place.

Unfortunately, we could not determine which scenario is more plausible in the case of macaque CYP1A2 gene.

It is too early to say which viewpoint will be appropriate for most common complex traits, although an epistatic model might be judged rather more plausible in most cases and this would favour the more sceptical view.

Group 3 illustrates a more unusual but nevertheless plausible case.

To escape refutation by counterexample, motivational hedonists need to tell the tale of every relevant motive in hedonic terms that are not merely imaginative but are also in every case more plausible than the anti-hedonist lessons that our experience seems repeatedly to teach some of us about many of our motives.

The latter scenario is more plausible because in most cases the combined number of FYVE and PX proteins increases with the increase in organismal complexity.