Sentence examples for much plausible from inspiring English sources

The buzzing campaign scenes here have become very West Wing: very detailed, very fast-moving, with much plausible talk of districts, bases, endorsements and Photoshopped attack ads.

Though it is successful in separating large partitions into small ones, quicksort runs slowly when it processes its small partitions, for which completing the sorting through using a different sorting algorithm is much plausible solution.

The results of five models listed in Tables 3, 4 and 5 reveal that for most of provinces in China, the four models (the Hubbert model, the generalized Weng model, the Weibull model, and the H C Z model) with smaller errors are much plausible to the present status of China, compared to GM (1, 1).

Rather, this evidence was found unconvincing because it was not sufficient to overcome prior plausibility considerations that made the drift hypothesis extremely implausible — much less plausible than the contraction hypothesis.

The effect has been to make sharing a much more plausible business model.

In fact Paddy Power offers much more plausible odds of about 48%.

But the detachable screen makes the browsing scenario much more plausible.

Western doctors I speak to agree that the country's apparent involvement makes Canavero's scheme much more plausible.

A McCain win in November suddenly made a Brown comeback in 2010 look that much more plausible.

I felt free to place the Paddington episode in the early summer of 1907, a much more plausible date for several other reasons.

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