Sentence examples for plausible chance from inspiring English sources

We are one of six countries with a plausible chance of whacking the cup.

"Romney may take advantage of that as the only alternative who appears to have some substantial support among Republicans – and a plausible chance in a general election".

The EU would have lost its one plausible chance of building a bridge into the Islamic world that lies to its south and east.

"There are only three people who have a plausible chance to win the nomination: Huntsman, Romney and Perry," said Mr. Weaver, the campaign strategist.

Since last summer, Donald Trump has led a majority of national polls of Republican identifiers, and now has a plausible chance of becoming the party's nominee.

Then Mitt Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts, last week suspended his campaign for the presidency; he was the first Mormon with a plausible chance of winning a major party's nomination since his father, George Romney, ran in 1968.

So often this season, as players disappeared onto the injury list and his team slid further down the pecking order as a plausible premiership chance, Beveridge sat in measured silence after games.

Considering the high quality in genotyping results (all replicated samples provided concordant genotypes) and the ethnic homogeneity of the Swedish population, it seems most plausible that chance alone is responsible for the observed departure from HWE.

Overall, that is not much of an edge for either side — which leads me to conclude that we should trust the polls, which give an edge to Mr. Romney but also leave Mr. Santorum with plausible upset chances.

Even if Mr. Romney were to lose Wisconsin narrowly — he is also ahead in polls there but Mr. Santorum has much more plausible upset chances — that would be enough for Mr. Romney to emerge with a clear majority of delegates from the voting on Tuesday.

They wrote: "Seen from the perspective that is neglected in this biography, namely Van Gogh's own view of his life, suicide is so much more plausible than the chance squabble with fatal consequences".