Sentence examples for perhaps more plausible from inspiring English sources

The Fed's dilemma is that there is an equally plausible — perhaps more plausible — argument for standing pat.

Blaming the violence on isolated Baath loyalists was perhaps more plausible when the violence was centered in the Sunni heartland.

This is perhaps more plausible given the fact that the system's voice is provided by Scarlett Johansson.

Mexico, though, with four wins out of four in World Cup qualifying as part of a 17-game unbeaten run, are perhaps more plausible candidates.

A second, perhaps more plausible and popular legal option, would be to consider pursuing extensive corruption allegations against Mr Rajapaksa and his extended family.

That said, it is perhaps more plausible than usual that today's proposals will prove to be the last radical overhaul for a while, not least because it is moving in the same direction as the reforms implemented in the last parliament and also because a simpler system may prove to be more robust.

We also tested the effect on the simulated eye movement of replacing this with a slightly leaky integrator, perhaps more biologically plausible.

These extensions make our model less restrictive - although we still maintain the restriction that x is unchanged - and permit the construction of more rich, and perhaps more biologically plausible, duplication scenarios.

Perhaps a more plausible suggestion is that the patients with representational neglect are failing to pay attention to the left sides of their inner quasi-pictures, much as they fail to pay attention to the left side of their external environment (Meador et al., 1987; but see Della Sala et al., 2004).

Perhaps a more plausible cap-binding site would be located in the conserved Ago 5' guide RNA binding pocket.

Perhaps a more plausible explanation is that the low offspring production in these crosses represents a postcopulatory-prezygotic (PCPZ) mechanism, rather than a postzygotic one.