Sentence examples for plausible dangers from inspiring English sources

Moreover, by many accounts the most plausible dangers appear to be declining.G-men with Geiger countersFor a start, an "overwhelming" number of buyers turn out to be undercover cops, says Mark Hibbs of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, a think-tank.

But if increasing inflation expectations look like a plausible danger, the Bank may find itself forced to tighten monetary policy, despite limp economic growth and weak demand.

You almost never see sentiments like Kirkpatrick's in print anymore, and the radical left no longer presents a plausible danger, but hostility toward the federal government is a far more important element in American conservatism today than it was during the civil-rights movement.

Now Super-Cannes (Flamingo) imagines the dangers, plausible and horrifying, of the culture of global corporations.

"We decided not to publish her photograph with our coverage today because she apparently made a case that the judge considered plausible that she was in danger".

Industry analysts are skeptical that Volkswagen is in any danger, because almost every plausible rival in the car industry would be confronted with overlapping businesses.

It's funny, plausible, harmless, yet spiky with hints of danger, and it doesn't outstay its welcome.

From my experience their danger lay in being just plausible enough to inspire sufficient confidence that the very next sip of wine was all that was required to make one certain of their absolute accuracy.