Sentence examples for more plausible choice from inspiring English sources

In fact, he seems a more plausible choice for Jo here than in the book.

He's about eight points closer to Romney than Santorum in the Real Clear Politics average of polls, which arguably makes him a more plausible choice for the tactically-minded anti-Romney voter than the former Pennsylvania senator.

This method minimizes the frequency respondents will have to compare the same levels throughout the tasks, but allows that in a given task both treatment options can compare the same level for an attribute, which results in more plausible choice options.

I looked up approval and favorability ratings for 14 of Mr. Romney's more plausible choices.

But there is a much more plausible cause: Mr. Gore supports reproductive rights and choices for women, and George W. Bush does not.

More plausible would be the supposition that the different groups' choice of the rule was driven by something internal to speakers, such as, perhaps, an innate representation of UG.

The later alternative seems therefore more plausible.

It leaves as a more plausible explanation that the different knowledge represented by the spouses' current occupation choices is complementary in providing household goods.

That is, it is more plausible to understand the claim as one about our abilities to act on our choices, than as one about what abilities we would possess were we to make certain choices.

"Repeated tests may make some readings of his actions more plausible than others, but the problem will remain how to determine when he judges two objects of choice to be identical" (1975, p. 163).

But its slower, quieter, more contemplative approach feels more like a stylistic than financial choice, and the relationships among characters, especially family members, are often more finely drawn and more plausible than in the American show.