Sentence examples for plausibly established from inspiring English sources
Last August, in a case against Washington and Lee University, a federal court in Virginia found that the plaintiff had "plausibly established a causal link between his expulsion and gender bias," and that his claim could go forward.
But Pauley said the new allegations in an amended lawsuit "plausibly establish fraudulent conduct and a culpable state of mind as to all executive defendants" for allegedly concealing the buyback potential when certifying the bank's financials.
But as Greene (manuscript) plausibly notes, establishing the factual premises of the argument is not nothing.
It turns out that there is some bad blood between Joe's dad and Alice's dad, but this Capulet/Montague idea is neither satisfactorily established nor plausibly resolved.
Having established that PERVs could plausibly pose a risk to humans, Yang and her team set about to get rid of them.
His puckish reputation is so well established that even a felony gun charge can be plausibly cast as a misguided practical joke.
3. Any deviation in the previously established phonetic correspondences for the language of which the word is a part must be plausibly and rationally explained.
Strong familial links have been established, and there are differences in brain chemistry between addicts and nonaddicts, but these remain correlational, and plausibly the result of addiction rather than its cause.
