Sentence examples for plausible not to from inspiring English sources

And since insight into the illness is more frequently impaired while experiencing severe mania, it is plausible not to expect this validity.

Then again, she has a very plausible reason not to come forward, right?

On days like that, I try to come up with all kinds of plausible excuses not to run.

European rules prohibiting state aid to industries require ministers to cut the lifeline by March, or come up with a plausible reason not to.

The most plausible explanation — not to downplay the Internet's role — is that the album widget, historically, was wildly overpriced, and the labels were lucky they got people to pay close to twenty bucks a pop for so long.

If Mr. Holmes favored writing that mattered over laugh-track groaners, he could have developed less transparent defenses and more plausible clues, not to mention more believable characters than Todd, the stud boyfriend of Marta Dunhill, the television celebrity, played by Ms. Gifford.

Financial analysis is used to develop plausible plans, not to assess investments; substantial burden to rationalize the uncertainties to bear at each contingency.

He thinks the job of sci-fi writers as a whole is to produce "a smorgasbord of plausible futures", not to predict which of them will actually happen.

To survive, Trump doesn't need to convince Republicans he's above reproach he just needs to give enough conservatives a plausible reason not to take the almost unprecedented step of removing him from office.

Several plausible candidates decided not to run for president, and the whole conversation ended up tainted by various political circus acts.

First, his most plausible Republican opponents were persuaded not to run against him.