Sentence examples for plausible to think from inspiring English sources

It seems pretty plausible to think robots could do that.

It is plausible to think that the country could learn to live with its shrinking population.

It's plausible to think that it came from his family history.

It is plausible to think it gave the Iranians something they didn't know; Senator Kerry certainly thought so.

It's also plausible to think that, for Dickinson, writing on recycled envelopes had practical advantages, material and psychological.

It is not plausible to think that the corporate governance community's strangle hold on proxy voting at the vast majority of institutional investors will go away.

It seems plausible to think that before we could answer the question, "Do I survive?" we need to know how I'm built.

Today, it is plausible to think that U.S. politics could soon resemble cultures that most Americans once regarded as conspiratorial or paranoid.

Even if the threat from today's bird flu fades, it is plausible to think that another virus, in the not-too-distant future, may pose another threat.

The image of armed terrorist commandos storming a nuclear bunker is cinematic, but it's far more plausible to think of an inside job.

In all, says Mr Igarashi, it is plausible to think that tens of thousands of buildings might have to be condemned.