Sentence examples for plausible to maintain from inspiring English sources
In this view, it is at least plausible to maintain that the way meetings are conducted, wars are waged, books are written — that these ways were influenced by the absence of those without a direct voice.
It is plausible to maintain that perhaps one day Priceline will operate at a 19% net profit margin.
Therefore, it is not plausible to maintain that the claims of set theory are made true by mental objects.
However, it seems plausible to maintain that professional integrity is better understood as an important contribution to the living of a moral life.
pp. 168-71 13. "It is far less plausible to maintain that taking some of an innocent man's property is an impermissible means for the prevention of a serious evil, than it is to maintain that killing him is impermissible.
So, we could conclude that access internalism is quite plausible after all, because it is quite plausible to maintain that a person's justification for a belief depends squarely on having reasons to believe that the believed proposition is true.
If one believes that our theoretical evidence favors atheism, then it seems plausible to hold that one ought to maintain a naturalistic view, even if it is practically undesirable that the world have such a character.
Or at least it is plausible to so maintain.
Also we found that irrespective of the kinase-phosphatase interaction topologies, output robustness of all models dramatically increased in the phosphatase sequestrated conditions as compared to their unsequestrated counterparts, which unravel a plausible cellular strategy to maintain robust signal response behaviour in randomly perturbed systems.
It was also less likely to attract the ire of competition authorities, contained a plausible commitment to maintaining employment and offered a better balance between cash and an equity stake in the new company.
Officials like Sawers use equally esoteric bureaucratic hurdles to maintain plausible deniability over their complicity in torture.
