Sentence examples for plausible answer for from inspiring English sources

This time with a real and very plausible answer for inspiring a country to solve its own problems in a productive way.

"It takes real reform off the table, by giving the Legislature a plausible answer to calls for real reform: Been there, done that".

There could be many plausible answers, from vanity to the love of adventure to dedicated selflessness.

(EA1) is a plausible interpretation of the view Socrates endorses, but it is not a plausible answer in the search for an understanding of wisdom.

Perhaps someone has a plausible answer to this question, but for my part, I have no idea what it could be.

So long as law is tolerably legitimate and Hume is prepared to give it a very wide berth a promise to obey is redundant, for any plausible answer to the question why we are bound by the promise would "immediately, without any circuit, have accounted for our obligation to allegiance;" "being of like force and authority, we gain nothing by resolving the one into the other" (Hume 1985, 481).

The question that has plagued him for most of that period – "what is Brown for?" – now has a plausible answer.

To the extent that the kind of upper class civic reawakening that Murray calls for is even a remotely plausible answer to the current social crisis, then, it would probably have to be a religious awakening as well.

If you ask how many times Bjorn Borg won Wimbledon, for example, "1980" is not a plausible answer, but "5" is.

Viewers are bound to ask: "What's the reason for the guests' imprisonment?" The only plausible answer is, "Everything".

The Zinc world concept provides a plausible answer to the question why some transition metals are essential for living organisms while others are not.