Sentence examples for premise was plausible from inspiring English sources
Heather Mac Donald, of the conservative Manhattan Institute, said Dr. Pettit's premise was plausible but cautioned that because the prison population is usually in flux, the effect of not counting prisoners at any given moment might not be statistically very large.
The question then is whether the appropriate revision of the first substantive premise is plausible.
I think both the social premise and the technological premise are plausible premises, you know, hundreds of years in the future.
The premises are plausible, but the conclusion seems absurd, for it implies the possibility of spatially coincident objects.
Once the argument has been recognized, one might instead proceed in the standard way, by judging whether the premises are plausible or not, and whether they entail or make probable the conclusion.
The premise is perfectly plausible.
But this reductive and devitalizing premise is not plausible, if we only remember what mathematics is in its essence: a bold fantasy, an immortal testament to the beauty of precision of thought wedded to imagination at play.
The first premise is a plausible version of the principle of the diffusiveness of power which implies that for any agent, A, and for any states of affairs p & q, if A brings about p, q obtains, and q is not within the power of any agent other than A, then A brings about (p & q).
(The premise is more plausible than you think).
cit)., by showing how the validity of the entailment is preserved by the addition of a premise which it is plausible to say we simply take for granted in assessing the validity of the entailments displayed above.
