Sentence examples for plausible because of from inspiring English sources
All of this is plausible because of the innovative spirit that Roone Arledge brought to ABC.
Optimism about diffusion seems all the more plausible because of leapfrogging.
His "bold new approach," as he called it, was plausible because of the recent development of antipsychotic drugs, which seemed to promise a quick cure.
Hopes of creating mobile marine reserves have been around for more than a decade, but Crowder said that only in recent years has the concept become plausible because of improvements in satellite imaging and GPS tagging of species.
That Tory argument will sound more plausible because of the shocking state of the national finances and the almost universal disbelief that the budget has produced a credible flight path out of the mess.
Given that the upper end of the open crack is approximately 150 m beneath the surface, the direct emission of highly pressurized hydrothermal fluid from the open crack is not plausible because of the hydraulic diffusivity in this region.
This argument is wheeled on to discredit a particular naturalistic analysis of "good"—"one of the more plausible, because one of the more complicated of such definitions"—that " good mean[s] … that which we desire to desire".
This mode of manipulation is plausible because production of virulence toxins often is triggered by a low concentration of growth-limiting nutrients.
An effect of DEE on the occurrence of bladder cancer is plausible because metabolites of PAH are present in DEE and are concentrated in the urine and may interact with the urothelium of the bladder (Silverman et al, 1986).
In the Modern (20th-century) section, the alien virus theory will seem less plausible because most of what is there has been culturally assimilated and therefore looks familiar.
The results show that big-scale shimmering effects much less 'confusion' for the hornets, which is plausible because 'confusion' of wasps that are further away from the nest would hardly benefit the colony.
