Sentence examples for plausible aim from inspiring English sources

There is no plausible aim declared.

The more plausible aim of yesterday's move was to unsettle the opposition.

"My loyal customers tell me on the doorstep all sorts of things," he writes, concluding: "That is a plausible aim for a serpent from the press, surely?

We have identified plausible aims of an SP as minimizing overall dissatisfaction (MOD) and maximizing equality of distribution (MED).

That is neither realistic nor desirable (and remains our least plausible war aim in Afghanistan).

The trouble here is that Croatia, with the best will in the world on both sides, is at least five years away from joining the EU, and Serbia is as far away from being taken seriously as a candidate.A more plausible and useful aim for the western Balkan countries in the medium term would be NATO membership.

Happiness, it would seem, is the most plausible of our aims in life.

It seems equally plausible that desire aims at what is good for the agent.

It is plausible that interventions aiming to increase the recognition of and further develop positive attributes may alleviate or prevent externalising disorders.

It is plausible that strategies aiming at increasing hepatic AnxA1 expression, or the development of AnxA1 analogs, 44 might have a potential for therapeutic control on NASH evolution.

This is aim is plausible, as well as commendable, but it will take decades to accomplish.