Sentence examples for plausible course from inspiring English sources

But substitution is indeed a plausible course, and not necessarily a punitive one.

However, there is a plausible course of action, one that the president should publicly adopt in the coming weeks as his contingency plan should debt-ceiling negotiations falter.

All other things being equal, Cameron's most plausible course might be something like that recommended by the Eurosceptic Open Europe thinktank – maintaining roughly the status quo in Europe, but negotiating certain opt-outs, such as on agricultural policy.

The Obama way of statecraft has offered a plausible course correction after the debacles of the Bush era, but the ripples from many of his biggest choices — to leave Iraq outright, to surge and then withdraw in Afghanistan, to intervene more forcefully in Libya than in Syria — are still spreading, and the ultimate success of those policies is still very much in doubt.

Selim, who supported the anti-Mubarak revolution as well as the subsequent overthrow of Morsi, said the military's action was the only plausible course.

Now that we have all read the (in my view) excessively lengthy Mitchell Report, I would like to see the reaction leave the realm of hysteria and sensationalism, and settle into a much-needed deliberation and thoughtful discussion that just might help us go beyond the current state of useless anger and recriminations and lead us to some plausible course of action.

One of the more plausible courses of events might go like this: Vivendi would sell a minority stake in Vivendi Universal Entertainment to the public and at the same time sell another minority stake to a strategic partner, perhaps someone like John C. Malone of Liberty Media, leaving Vivendi with a 51percentt stake in the business.

None of this is the least bit plausible, of course.

Obama's critique of Ryan would be more plausible of course if he actually had a budget of his own that could help us avoid a fiscal catastrophe.

It's plausible, of course, that businesses with tight margins, payrolls that make up a large proportion of their costs, and a limited ability to raise prices could eventually be driven out of business, as Beatts has said will happen to Borderlands if he waits much longer.

None of these feats was remotely plausible, of course.