Sentence examples for plausible to conclude from inspiring English sources

Islamic extremists, it is plausible to conclude, have been drinking from that same poisoned well.

"It would be plausible to conclude that the appointment and subsequent swearing-in could constitute fraud of the constitution".

It is plausible to conclude that Iraq will not give up its weapons of mass destruction unless he goes.

"It is entirely plausible to conclude," the judge said, "that the misleading picture that Lehman portrayed played a material part in keeping its stock higher".

It seems, nonetheless, plausible to conclude that the period of composition of the large-scale epics (as distinct from their much shorter predecessors) was the 9th or 8th century, with several features pointing more clearly to the 8th.

But, as the Employment Policy Foundation points out, it is just as plausible to conclude that they will not be absorbed unless the boom continues.A second argument is that the figures look good because it is the more easily employable who have responded to the welfare-to-work pressure.

It is perfectly plausible for a politician to conclude that some objective - preventing terrorism, removing a dictator - justifies those deaths, but even under those circumstances, some acknowledgement that the deaths were real would be expected.

A molecular docking study was also performed to gain comprehensive understanding into plausible binding modes and to conclude the structure activity relationships of the synthesized compounds.

At a June hearing, he said, "I do not see any plausible, conceivable basis in which to conclude that it is a colorable possibility that you could deem the choices made by this board to be unreasonable with all the different safeguards".

As several different populations were sampled for these studies, in the absence of any other plausible explanation it seems reasonable to conclude that living muskoxen simply lack genetic diversity.

But the implausibility of the traditional theory should not lead us to conclude that no plausible account of the just war can be given.