Sentence examples for plausibility that from inspiring English sources

This gives the prospects for this generation of biofuels a plausibility that was missing from its predecessors.

People take their pleasures and endure their sufferings with a plausibility that puts to shame a good deal of self-proclaimed literary fiction.

Unfortunately, this is accompanied by a forced exuberance that isn't altogether in keeping with the plausibility that has informed the rest of the film.

In this research we created a list of scenarios, ranked by plausibility, that describe novel ideas for acts of crime and terror that rely on the IoT.

In conclusion, question remains about the plausibility that effect sizes are biased due to sampling error.

Concerns on identifiability and plausibility that are common in the latent failure time context do not arise.

Mr Davies asserts, with more sincerity than plausibility, that Labour is poised to spend £200,000 to win.

While I don't doubt the plausibility that the practice dates to American Indians, I wonder if it may have been a product of Scottish immigration in the South.

Palin gives this movement a major party brand and political plausibility that its open-throated media auxiliary, exemplified by Glenn Beck, cannot.

But the very form of opera, she says, militates against the kind of plausibility that she attempts to bring to her roles.

The stylised, fantasy violence of the earlier films has been reined in, giving the film a real-world heft and plausibility that Woo's previous work has declined.