Sentence examples for plausibly also from inspiring English sources

A smaller, more stable banking sector could plausibly also be a more profitable one.

Instead, the candidates encroach on one another's territory: Mrs. Bachmann's voters might plausibly also consider Mr. Perry or Herman Cain, while Mr. Huntsman's might consider Mr. Romney.

Along the coast of India, there are numerous myths that plausibly also refer to long-term (postglacial) coastal change (Figure 3).

Other liberals and feminists have questioned MacKinnon's focus on pornography as the key site of women's oppression, when it seems that many other non-sexually explicit materials plausibly also endorse and perpetuate a view of women as sex objects, albeit perhaps in less graphic and explicit forms.

Such an effect might plausibly also occur for alcohol 13, 14.

More specifically, activation in lateral portions of the superior cerebellum the region displaying higher functional connectivity with our anxiety-modulated DLPFC region—has been implicated in covert speech, a strategy that is important for maintenance of verbal information, but very plausibly also contributes to working memory manipulation (Durisko & Fiez, 2010; Marvel & Desmond, 2010).

How can an asset whose value jumps by 20percentt some days, and which no one can accurately value, plausibly not also suffer huge declines?

Less plausibly, they also like to claim that when the Spaniards (or the Portuguese) first got to these places they were completely uninhabited and, thus, were not claimed by anyone.

The confirmatory factor analysis of the CTC-F5 not only portrays an adolescent's close relationship to both parents plausibly, but also shows significant differences between the family roles of the mother and the father within the different samples in Germany and the United States.

But as Parker plays her, she is also plausibly, achingly human.

It is also plausibly argued that the government has tried hard to set as high a threshold as possible before the new laws apply.