Sentence examples for plausibility grows from inspiring English sources
Plausibility grows scarce during the book's second half.
Questions of plausibility arise.
The plot of "The Spoiler," alas, fails to grow in plausibility as it trundles merrily along.
Because McCarthy doesn't leave plausibility for a civilization to grow out of the ashes, for the boy to have a family, for the boy to make a family, "The Road" has been dismissed in some ways as lacking sophistication, perspective, or redemption.
However, biologic plausibility is provided by a growing body of experimental and clinical evidence linking paracetamol metabolism to pathways shown to be important in autism and related developmental abnormalities.
But however bleak Mr Yeltsin's second term, it has bought time for other non-Communist politicians to grow in stature and plausibility.
Ryan Avent is upset, rightly, at the way that Obama keeps invoking the confidence fairy, in effect buying in to the doctrine of expansionary austerity — even as a growing body of research grinds what little plausibility the doctrine had into dust.
Despite the growing number of studies evaluating the biological plausibility of hormonal factors in lung cancer carcinogenesis, the mechanisms through which they could contribute to lung cancer risk are still not fully clarified and are likely to be more complex than originally thought.
10 Such direct evidence is still limited in hospital settings, although the association is supported by a growing body of indirect evidence as well as biological plausibility.
The plausibility and appeal of this model lie in its recognition of the growing internationalization of the industrial economy.
In any case, the growing backlash against tobacco in Congress has as much to do with the plausibility of a 61-cent tax increase as does the need to raise revenue to meet PAYGO rules.
