Or is it more plausible to suggest, "No.
Nor is it politically plausible to suggest that farmers must always pay the full cost of their water.
And so it doesn't seem plausible to suggest that we people must not be physical, merely physical, because after all, we can reason and no machine can reason.
So it does not feel plausible to suggest that one of them would even consider talking to Mourinho at this stage.
Now, I think it is plausible to suggest that unlike the case of chess-playing computers, we don't yet have machines that feel things.
It's plausible to suggest that ethicists have an unusually strong sense of what's right and wrong; that's what they spend their days pondering, after all.
It is thus plausible to suggest that physical activity may have survival benefits among those with liver disease, but this has yet to be investigated.
Indulging in a bit of speculation at a reporter's request, Dr. Friedman said "it's very plausible to suggest" that there might be a primal urge to explore and take risks.
It is just not plausible to suggest, as Davis does, that the pharmacist and would-be politician Homais, with his ugly children and republican Phrygian caps, is one of the more sympathetic characters.
In any case, it is plausible to suggest that scientific research should always be informed by philosophy in particular by ethics but also, arguably, by the philosophy of mind.
Is it plausible to suggest that if your identity is constantly under scrutiny, it makes it easy for you to become a victim to those who seek to prey on you for their own evil ends?
