Sentence examples for more plausible with from inspiring English sources
Te'o certainly made the naive theory more plausible with his appearance and answers.
The idea that such life may exist on other planets has become more plausible with scientific advances.
If Malcolm Turnbull loses on 2 July – an outcome that, while still unlikely, seems more plausible with each passing day – he'll be out on his ear.
But Osborne nurtures an even greater ambition, one that becomes more plausible with each passing day of Labour's slow-motion disintegration.
It offered a quiescent alternative to the radical millennialism of the apocalyptic prophets, and it would become more plausible with the passing of each failed apocalyptic episode.
Simon Jenkins is right to say that al-Qaeda is the world's bogeyman and while it is, Samuel Huntington's notion of a "clash of civilisations" sadly becomes ever more plausible, with "mission creep" accelerating the process.
Somewhat incredibly, scientists are instead looking to virtual reality as a more plausible solution, with the Facebook-owned Oculus Rift VR goggles at the centre of current research.
But the surge of "people power" through nearby Arab countries has made it sound more plausible, especially with hundreds of Palestinians thronging into Majdal Shams.
Ambitious setups like this don't always hold up, but "Revolution" has the potential to be a more disciplined "Lost" — not necessarily more plausible but with any luck less preposterous and pretentious.
The complementary hypothesis, which integrates the strengths of the above views, has emerged as a more plausible alternative, with its proponents trying to articulate the linguistic and nonlinguistic conditions under which the competing influences of the substrate languages and the legacy of the lexifier may converge or prevail.
Regardless of which the hearer took initially to be more plausible, updating with (24) would then cause contexts in which there was no king to be thrown out, leaving only contexts in which there was a king.
