Sentence examples for more plausible if from inspiring English sources

This Halloween tale will be more plausible if an independent lab can confirm it.

This would be more plausible if the rawney did not look so much like Mick Jagger in drag.

"Would it be more plausible if you thought they would commit four, five, six, seven murders?" she asked.

The scenarios those films tend to explore are far more plausible (if rather mundane), and the writing generally shows a higher level of literary refinement.

Their arguments would be more plausible if the outlines of reform hadn't already been debated for about a decade, and if their commitment to reform were real.

Finally, this scenario would be much more plausible if Mr. Gingrich were to drop out and endorse Mr. Santorum, but for the aforementioned reasons, Mr. Gingrich may be unlikely to do so.

But it could be more plausible in 2016 if the Republicans nominated a relatively moderate candidate who downplayed social issues — positions that have turned off a lot of voters in states like Connecticut and New Jersey who might vote G.O.P. if they were going by their pocketbooks.

"If they highlighted successful cases too, [then Prevent] would be more plausible in the eyes of the community concerned".

In his shrewdly written, often riveting new book, "Then Everything Changed," the veteran political journalist Jeff Greenfield ponders some smaller-scale and more plausible what-ifs: three events, he says, "that came within a whisker of actually happening".

If Democrats do manage to pick up this seat, it makes a Democratic takeover of the Senate a bit more plausible, or if not, it could mitigate the damage if one or two red-state Democrats lose.

He tries to identify the historical and social undercurrents that have driven seemingly sane Americans to attribute such events to nefarious conspiracies instead of embracing equally or more plausible -- if also more mundane -- causes like government arrogance, sloppiness and even coincidence.