Sentence examples for plausible to draw from inspiring English sources
But it would be just as plausible to draw the opposite conclusion from the same set of facts.
How can it be more plausible to draw an arbitrary line based on equidistance when there is already a jurisdictional boundary set out?
It is difficult — as the earth still trembles with aftershocks, the numbers of victims keep rising, and the risk of meltdown at the Fukushima nuclear power facilities becomes frighteningly plausible — to draw any conclusive lessons from one of the greatest natural disasters ever to hit this country.
So then why isn't it plausible to draw the following conclusion: that U.S. interest rates have been going in the "wrong" direction because investors are scared that the U.S. is going to reduce its debt and deficits, and such a reduction might horse-collar the world economy?
But is it plausible to draw a distinction between genuinely natural and conventional kinds when it comes to the social sciences?
The conclusion offered here is that it is theoretically plausible to draw on the dimension of instantiation, in a complementary way to delicacy, in order to model lexis as most local context, where the lexeme (or lemma) is modelled as meaning potential.
Meyers glorifies the social abandon of that era and finds plausible ways to draw her headstrong golden girl into its giddy swirl.
Similarly, there are multiple plausible places to draw a threshold for treatment withdrawal, but a number of reasons (outlined earlier) why the threshold should be set above the zero point.
Vaillant knows so much about the Primorye, its tigers and this particular tiger that he's able to draw plausible conclusions.
In addition, the background model that was used to draw plausible values (PVs) in PISA could not be fully replicated in the present study.
Until PISA 2012 a Rasch model was used to draw plausible values (PVs) for student abilities which are then transformed to a metric with the OECD mean score of 500 and a standard deviation of 100.
