Sentence examples for plausible challenges from inspiring English sources

A grim hope remains that the president might win by a large enough margin to avoid plausible challenges.

Finally, this chapter gives an overview of the present global market of ZnO-NPs, followed by their plausible challenges and future directions in biomedical applications.

In addition, I regularly hold educational meetings, informally referred to as "skull sessions". These involve gathering a large group of people from many functional areas into one room and leading them through a discussion of how they would handle a range of hypothetical but plausible challenges.

It is incredibly late in the primary season for Mr Kasich to mount a plausible challenge to the Trump tide.

Watching Rafael Nadal scorch his way towards triumph at the French Open - a fourth successive clay-court win over Federer today will complete his defence of the title - it is possible to share his belief that not only can he win here on the parched dirt of Roland Garros but go on to mount a plausible challenge on Wimbledon's green-pile carpet.

The problem here, one writer-director Joss Whedon never quite solves, is how to ensure all the Marvel superheroes get their fair share of screen time while also coming up with an antagonist who presents a plausible challenge to their combined might.

The courts should rightly investigate how factually plausible the challenges to Mann's work are.

But the fact that the ANC faces no plausible electoral challenge is worrying.South Africa's government is not particularly corrupt, but it could become so.

"On available information, there is no plausible legal challenge to the referendum result" he wrote.

More generally, plausible arguments challenge the possibility of value-free economic theorizing (see e.g. Mongin 2006).

Perhaps the most plausible and challenging such reply would be to deny the main premise lying behind the objection, concerning the rich and integrated nature of phenomenally conscious experience.