Sentence examples for plausible reading from inspiring English sources

"That's a plausible reading of what the supreme court said".

"All we have to find is a plausible reading to uphold the EPA's interpretation," she said.

"He finds rights in the Constitution that no plausible reading could find there".

One plausible reading of the new scientific data is that we've waited too long already.

Although this is not, we grant, the only plausible reading of the statutory text, it is the most natural one.

The government concedes no ground in its brief, claiming that its interpretation is "the only plausible reading of the Act".

An equally plausible read is that last-minute deciders tend to be low-information voters who swing for the establishment candidate.11 32 : Mr Barbour's argument that now is the time for Republicans to begin coalescing around John McCain is already getting a lot of air time.

However, it is also plausible that reading experience increases myelination, axon density, and/or axonal integrity which in turn facilitates future reading ability.

The genomic EhSINE1 sequences are known to be abundant, transcribed and polyadenylated but contain no plausible open reading frames.

Building on the works of James J. Helm, I argue that it is both fruitful and plausible to read Aeschylus's Oresteia as expounding a coherent moral outlook.

Second, it is plausible to read the Kantian test as a merely negative one: whether a maxim would pass the test only means that one necessary condition for its rightness has been satisfied.