Sentence examples for plausibly alleged from inspiring English sources

It has been plausibly alleged – and only half-heartedly denied – that the prospect of this new auditorium was the carrot to entice Rattle back home, but its scope extends far beyond acoustics.

The issue, he said, was whether "the city has plausibly alleged that the properties in question would not have become vacant but for the allegedly improper loans made by Wells Fargo".

Rakoff said the plaintiffs "plausibly alleged a conspiracy" to fix prices in this manner, and could also pursue claims that Kalanick's actions drove out rivals such as Sidecar, enabling Uber to command 80% of mobile-app generated ride shares.

In denying the request, Judge Denise Cote of the United States District Court in Manhattan wrote that the lawsuit "plausibly alleges that these motives converged to cause the publishing defendants and Apple to join a single conspiracy to eliminate price competition at the retail level and raise the prices consumers would pay for e-books".

The United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in Manhattan said in an opinion issued Thursday that the trial court should not have dismissed the complaint because the Blackstone shareholders "plausibly allege" that the firm misstated or omitted material information about its private equity investments from its 2007 I.P.O.

Change credibly alleged large-scale voter fraud.

Thus, while Justice Thomas is correct that Heffernan's right to speak freely was not violated, Heffernan did plausibly allege that he was the victim of arbitrary treatment by government officials.

The Court wrote: "Nielson does not plausibly allege, on the basis of assertions beyond the trivial and conclusory, that it was objectively reasonable for him to believe that there was such a violation here".

The protesters alleged sabotage.

Nobody has alleged wrongdoing.

[Her] alleged background . . .