Sentence examples for plausible that just from inspiring English sources

So in one respect I can agree with the AGI-is-imminent camp: it is plausible that just a single idea stands between us and the breakthrough.

Though the associations were found to be strong in many cases (odds ranging from 1.5 to 1.7), the mechanism by which violence influences risk behaviors cannot be discerned and it is plausible that, just as violence can be a determinant of risk behavior, the risk behaviors measured in this study may also put individuals in a situation where they may experience violence.

And [soon], that just stops being a plausible reality.

Be that as it may, given that the distinction is undeniable, it is a plausible suggestion that, just as there are different ways of talking and thinking about beliefs, there are different ways of talking and thinking about the revision of beliefs.

Apps on the 3GS therefore need much less RAM for screen images, textures, and buffers, so if iOS 6 barely fit into the 3GS, it's extremely plausible that Apple just couldn't make enough feature cuts to run it on the iPad 1 and leave enough free RAM for apps to run without crashing.

Yet seems so far fetched and at the same time conspiracy-theories-plausible that watching just six episodes of it remains the series' only letdown.

"As researchers, we want to be able to identify both those [human impacts on the environment] that are important and those that may be plausible, but just aren't that significant, so that we can do our best to provide guidance to policy," he said.

And how can I act so that it's plausible that I'm just acting?

If you did want to say something about who is a good coach or a bad coach, you would have a much more difficult statistical problem on your hands, because it's very plausible that somebody could just lock into a run of good years.

But is that too narrow a view, when it's equally plausible that the rats just became bored with their food and wanted to try something new?

We felt it equally plausible that menopause was just one more, relatively minor stressor among the many difficult circumstances among women with HIV as has been suggested by a number of investigators regarding HIV itself (Nyamathi 1992; Ward 1993).