Sentence examples for more plausible for from inspiring English sources

Exploring blackness through sci-fi or fantasy is a lot more plausible for Hollywood than doing so through comedy.

The Internet also makes it more plausible for a later-emerging candidate to overcome the inevitable one.

It would be more plausible for the displaced world to be destroyed or go hurtling into interstellar space.

A gradual shift like that may be more plausible for a deeply car-centric city like Phoenix.

The revised cost would be "around $1.3bn, something that's much more plausible for Myanmar's use", said Sean Turnell, economic adviser to Myanmar's civilian leader, Aung San Suu Kyi.

It may be fun to think that 10,000 monkeys typing for 10,000 years will sooner or later randomly produce "Paradise Lost," but evidently this is no more plausible for silicon than simians.

Spain could even try to find a more plausible reason for the civil war than simple "collective madness".Mr Zapatero could aim for even more.

He furrows his brow and tries to think of another, more plausible explanation for his boss.

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

Labour weakness offers a more plausible explanation for the result than polling error.

There are other, more plausible, explanations for the chancellor's intervention.