Sentence examples for most plausible alternatives from inspiring English sources

This is because the most plausible alternatives seem unable to account for it.

Since these organisms are usually resistant to penicillins, cephalosporins and quinolones, the most plausible alternatives are β-lactam/β-lactamase inhibitor combinations, temocillin (available only in a few countries), aminoglycosides (the limitations of which are well known 6) and fosfomycin.

However, stream flow gauging network is generally not spatially sufficient to meet the necessary demands of technicians, thus the most plausible alternative is the use of hydrological regionalization.

The most plausible alternative is the half-English king's half-brother, Hamzah, 31, often said to resemble more closely King Hussein, with his better Arabic and his easier relations with the East Bankers and Bedouin tribesmen.

Co-operation at federal level with the PDS would carry too big a risk of splitting the Social Democrats down the middle.The most plausible alternative would be a grand coalition of Social Democrats and Christian Democrats, which many voters say they favour most of all.

The Morsi government was in power long enough to produce a mass protest movement against the Muslim Brotherhood, but was it in power long enough to actually discredit the Brotherhood (at least in its current form) as the most plausible alternative to military rule?

City Hall still regards the plan as its most plausible alternative to avoid the layoffs, but a final agreement remained only a distant possibility on Wednesday, with some union leaders wondering how it would benefit their members and many others questioning whether the city really needed their money.

The most plausible alternative is that tube length evolves when plants undergo evolutionary shifts between different pollinators.

O'Driscoll remains the other most plausible alternative, although even some of those who know him doubt if he will be asked to do the job a second time.

According to them, the agent believes a proposition if and only if this proposition is implied by the disjunction of the most plausible alternative propositions.

"That might mean a vote for Clinton, the most plausible alternative to keep Trump out of the White House.