Sentence examples for more plausible that from inspiring English sources

Except that there was another one, far more plausible, that was kept quiet for more than a decade.

(Looks more plausible that way).

It seems more plausible that the new president fancied the idea of stealing Hollande's best friend.

It seems more plausible that it was his subsequent business success that marked him out in his prime minister's eyes.

But it is slightly more plausible that the net impacts will be modestly positive," the report concluded.

It seems much more plausible that they intended, as they said, to eliminate the men as potential combatants.

This announcement makes it all the more plausible that Baghdadi may position his forces to begin operations further afield, perhaps in Jordan or Saudi Arabia.

"But it seems more plausible that there is some kind of conscious experience even if it's not the same kind of thing that you or I feel".

Is it safe to say it is far more plausible that the pass was more correct than a punt would have been?

Wolves are hard to tame, even as puppies, and many researchers find it much more plausible that dogs, in effect, invented themselves.

It seems more plausible that this was not an attempt to put spine in the United Nations and NATO, but to discredit them.