Sentence examples for plausible to admit from inspiring English sources
It seems far more plausible to admit that common cause principles fail if one uses quantities D and E. One might next try to defend common cause principles by suggesting that D and E are not really independent quantities, given that each is defined in terms of A and B, and that one should only expect common cause principles to be true of good, honest, independent quantities.
Possibly, but it is more plausible to admit that these systems have common properties owing to their underlying network structure.
Since our results also demonstrate the down regulation of these genes in E. urophylla in comparison to the other two species, it is plausible to admit that less cellulose and/or hemicelluloses are produced in this species.
Stein: "There's obviously the element of plausible deniability, Fox's motto is 'Fair and Balanced' and to admit that you've sort of boosted the Tea Parties would remove that veneer.
To make this case plausible, there are certain facts that he won't be able to admit.
For sheer hubris it is hard to beat the title of this little book, but surprisingly, even a science-savvy reader is bound to admit that its 125 pages lay out some plausible (if not immediately practical) construction tips.
Each has a measure of plausible deniability, and proving that anyone acted with the requisite intent is difficult if no individual is willing to admit to a violation and cooperate in the case.
Poland refused to admit them.
"You have to admit that".
