Sentence examples for of any plausible from inspiring English sources

And Apple's dominance in the tablet market shows few signs of any plausible near-term challenge.

"If the legislation were permissive rather than prescriptive, I cannot think of any plausible reason why a Conservative should object".

The striking feature of this laundry list of possibilities is the absence of any plausible mechanism by which wind turbines could hurt anybody.

Even if things go badly for Mr Bush, the pacifists' lack of any plausible answer to the challenge of terrorism will surely limit their effectiveness.

However, the story ended in a predictable manner: attempts to build this charitable action into something permanent and institutional foundered on the disinclination of any plausible British government to antagonise the supermarkets and sundry manufacturers who funnel money to the two main political parties.

It's also difficult to think of any plausible candidate for an empirically important asymmetric shock during these one-year periods.

But things are no better if we understand Moore's definition in terms of universals, for on any plausible theory of properties the universal could exist independently of any particular instance of it.

But by the same token, the utter lack of accommodation in many workplaces and public facilities is clearly unjust on any plausible theory of justice.

For example, on any plausible reading of Republic, Plato evinces a deep antipathy to rule by the many.

Even if very tall or short stature was neither stigmatized nor functionally limiting, that society would, on any plausible theory of justice, be obliged to construct its public spaces, buildings, and vehicles to accommodate them.

If the professionals can't keep prices where they rationally should be, who can? Rubinstein really has problems attempting to counter the argument that Yale's Robert Shiller has advanced for many years: Stock price volatility is out of all proportion to any plausible volatility in fundamentals like earnings prospects.