Sentence examples for plausible objection from inspiring English sources

Far from ruining the education system, more competition is exactly what is needed to improve it.A more plausible objection to vouchers is that the state might end up paying private-school fees for those who would otherwise have paid out of their own pockets, imposing a "deadweight cost" on taxpayers.

What has happened during the last two decades is that the marriage equality movement has patiently and methodically questioned every plausible objection raised by conservative opponents.

There are arguments for Academic Skepticism which have some plausibility, and some plausible objections to those arguments that support the Epistemist's view.

This account is subject to serious and plausible objections, on both historical and conceptual grounds.

As Charles Jones has put it, these valid and plausible objections to world government do not show that "the status quo is preferable to some alternative arrangement" (1999, 229).

These plausibility objections were overcome when a plausible mechanism was articulated — i.e. the continental crust floats atop molten material and moves apart as convection currents in the molten material carry it along.

It is plausible that objections of this kind will be effective against any nontrivial Counterfactual Motivation version of internalism.

And by focusing its campaign on the most dangerous proliferators and nuclear terrorism, it raises an awkward question: will minutely choreographed multilateralism make much difference to the hardest cases?Global Zero's persuasive backers, such as Richard Burt, a retired American diplomat who negotiated the first START treaty, have plausible answers to every objection raised by sceptics.

To make such a view plausible, though, the three objections just detailed need to be addressed.

So coherentists appear to have a plausible defence against McGinn's objection.

Both objections seem prima facie plausible.