Sentence examples for plausible- from inspiring English sources
"At a stroke, this would make the implied cuts for non-protected departments and welfare slightly more plausible (if still very severe), mark an 'end to austerity' by the middle of the parliament and soften (at the margins) the pressure on the Bank to keep monetary policy on the floor".
The IPCC said the most "plausible" explanation for the location of the gun was that Duggan "was in the process of throwing it to his right as he was shot".
But he is trading on the financial ignorance of most savers, who at best may pay more tax and end up poorer in later life, and at worst fall prey to all manner of tricksters and fraudsters promising double digit returns on plausible but fictitious investments.
He urges Conservative high command to "smoke out" plausible candidates and get on with choosing one so that he or she can "at least have a fighting chance" when autumn comes.
Those who are ruling themselves out – a list that includes the retired army major Dan Jarvis – have cited wholly plausible personal reasons.
The most plausible proposal is to strengthen the European commission and even create a special position to oversee national budgets and enforce penalties for those incapable of sticking to fiscal discipline.
There's not enough research to be definitive, but there are plenty of plausible hypotheses.
One plausible reason as to why the Hazell case stalled in 1989 was the lack of trust between British military intelligence and their West German equivalent when Europe was still in the grip of the Cold War.
This was the chancellor at his most confident, and most plausible, offering just enough goodies to keep the punters happy, but not so many that he surrendered the high ground of prudential statesmanship.
There was no "side" to Taylor, no fakery, her tales are plausible and engaging.
