Sentence examples for more plausible reason from inspiring English sources

A more plausible reason is that the Standard was investigating a relationship between government officials and drug smugglers.

But why did a once-mighty civilisation succumb to the West?In "The Long Divergence" Mr Kuran advances a more plausible reason.

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.

But a more plausible reason was the company's decision to focus on its tire business rather than invest in the technology needed to meet new clean-air and noise standards.

Not that I saw much of it, glued as I am to the action from Trent Bridge, but it looked a pretty dire game... Andy Hockley has a more plausible reason for the lack of American emailers: 'It's difficult to use computers when the power's out,' he says, smugly.

Japan also has more room to raise taxes: its tax burden is only 32% of GDP, compared with 45-50% in continental Europe.Debtors' prisonA more plausible reason to think that Japan's recession might get much worse is the sorry state of its banking system.

Police reaction to the 1981 riots was just as ineffective as the response in 2011, but for more plausible reasons.

We have yet to hear from Rippon and it may be that he has more plausible reasons for not having run the story at the time than have yet emerged.

Religious animal sacrifice seems a little more plausible as a reason for black cats to disappear in areas like South Florida, where people practice Santeria.

Scientists are looking for more plausible and definitive reasons why some people live much longer than others.

With respect to this, the 'blue' scenario is probably more plausible for several reasons.