Sentence examples for plausible according to from inspiring English sources

Whatever the future of the LNP, in the event of a narrow loss, a hung parliament or even a Labor victory (looking more plausible according to the most recent polls), it can't be back to the bush.

Nevertheless, causation is "plausible" according to authors E Charles Osterberg and his colleagues, "because the act of grooming with razors or shavers causes epidermal microtears, which may permit epithelial penetrance by bacterial or viral STIs".

The influence of supply-related factors is therefore plausible, according to this theoretical approach.

However, the insignificant results of active labour market policy for the age group between 15 and 19 years are not plausible according to the literature.

Because 1-D inversion of the dead-band data is not plausible according to the two-step smoothing procedure outlined above, we also performed each inversion by using the data averaged over each one-month period, from which we confirmed the similarity of both results.

The German Aerospace Center discovered that Earth lichens can survive in simulated Mars conditions, making the presence of life more plausible according to researcher Tilman Spohn.

This line is mumbled by actor Heath Ledger, in the midst of an arresting and career-defining performance as Ennis, in which his anguished taciturnity seems both consonant with some of the finest performers in cinematic westerns - Henry Fonda, John Wayne - and entirely plausible - according to a more realistic code of the cinematic west, which Lee has announced as one of his own ambitions.

Some ministers felt Mr. Juncker had done little to energize the group or raise its profile, but there were no other plausible candidates, according to the officials.

The best-case scenario for Arias -- and the least plausible outcome, according to Toersbijns and Hamm -- is life with the possibility of release eligibility after 25 years.

Uber then obtained information from GitHub about who had connected to that page before the breach and found only one Internet Protocol address that did not belong to an Uber user or have another plausible explanation, according to court documents.

This decision was made verbally to give officials "plausible deniability," according to an email exchange that was released as part of a Freedom of Information Act request by a coalition of anti-Secure Communities groups.