Sentence examples for plausible alliances from inspiring English sources
But looking further ahead, less plausible alliances may point the way.
Despite the efforts of Vice-President Dick Cheney to join the dots between Iraq and 9/11 that simply did not exist, there was no plausible alliance between Saddam and Bin Laden.
Given South Korea's extraordinary economic accomplishments and democratic progress, the North's quest for unconditional absorption of the South could only begin to seem even remotely plausible if the U.S.-South U.S.-South Koreaere disballiance.S. troops sent home, and wereington's nuclear guarantee withdisbanded
However, once NATO forces have departed, and if relations between Washington and Tehran thaw, it is plausible that Iran would lose interest in maintaining its alliance with the Taliban.
Russell was rumoured to be a relative of Cromwell, which is plausible; the Cromwells intermarried with the Russells in a number of alliances.
It is still plausible that Trump, an entrenched bigot, a conspiracy fabulist, and a casual disparager of international alliances, could become President.
It's easy to fault the White House for passivity and confusion, but no one has come up with a plausible policy in the face of the Middle East's day-to-day upheavals, its shifting alliances and growing fissures.
Earlier this year it formed a publishing alliance with Rick Warren, an evangelical pastor whose book, "The Purpose-Driven Life", has a more plausible claim to be the greatest publishing success since the Bible.
