Sentence examples for probably more plausible from inspiring English sources

A third (and probably more plausible) alternative is that it's a matter of conditioning; just as people adjust to winning a million dollars, so, too, they adjust to living on a dollar a day.

"It's probably more plausible than anything I've seen so far," says Mars geologist Michael Carr, though he says the origin of the gullies remains mysterious.

With respect to this, the 'blue' scenario is probably more plausible for several reasons.

Since the sea level in the Aegean Sea has been rising and sinking [ 52, 53] a scenario where lizards populations were isolated when land bridges were submerged and subsequently lost genetic variation due to low effective population sizes is probably more plausible than a pure founder event scenario, though.

The more plausible explanation is probably indirect interaction, perhaps in an mGluR-dependent mechanism at the synapse.

But conspiracy theorists would probably find a more plausible explanation by looking through the rolodex of the convicted sex offenders's friends, which included Bill Clinton, Donald Trump, and Prince Andrew.

With 73-year-old Charles Pasqua, a Gaullist nationalist who leads the breakaway Rally for France, probably too old to be electable, more plausible alternatives to Mr Chirac would be the RPR's Philippe Séguin and Alain Juppé.

Though there is uncertainty around these results, doctors are probably more cost effective than nurses for plausible values of a QALY.

One N.F.L. theory that outsiders have found slightly more plausible is that the league's players are probably less susceptible to brain injuries — the rationale being that more-susceptible players would not have lasted long enough to make the pros.

Even if Iran were to show a readiness to accept an interim deal — something the economic pressure makes more plausible — the United States and the other powers are probably not yet willing to meet Tehran's terms.

This appears plausible, since both factors are proxies for the lifestyle of the mother and probably more meaningful at younger age of the offspring.