Sentence examples for reasonably plausible from inspiring English sources

He called the study "reasonably plausible, though based on limited data".

But Cas and Salford have at least secured planning permission, and come up with a reasonably plausible level of detail.

The Hummer reflected a sustained and reasonably plausible belief that anything you could imagine mounting a heavy machine gun on top of would be considered cool.

Philip Norman's case for claiming that the subject of the song was not the Evening Standard's Maureen Cleave, but the wife of Beatles photographer Robert Freeman, seems to be reasonably plausible.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin May 21, 2009 Obama had quite a day: a meeting with the Pittsburgh Steelers (minus James Harrison — the Post-Gazette's Ed Bouchette has a reasonably plausible explanation of that affair) and a speech about defending both the country and the Constitution that was given, lest we missed the point, in the National Archives, home of the actual Constitution.

The new findings are "very intriguing and reasonably plausible," says seismologist Don Forsyth of Brown University.

Confounding occurs when the experimental controls do not allow the experimenter to reasonably eliminate plausible alternative explanations for an observed relationship between independent and dependent variables.

At last a reasonably qualified and plausible presidential candidate was saying something that rank-and-file Democrats have been waiting to hear for many months.

More reasonably, it is plausible to assume that some frictions exist preventing immediate and costless technological adaptation.

When public opinion is faced with an official narrative already lacking credibility that's soon set against external investigation able to closely show workings and sources (where possible), and thus demonstrate how reasonably constructed and plausible is the counter narrative, there's little doubt where the real authority is being shown to lie.

The Q-statistic was considered satisfactory at or below a value of 2 for the L, M, and S curves and if the fitted curve was reasonably smooth and plausible for the data being fitted, as recommended by the developers of LMS [13].