Sentence examples for seem plausible for from inspiring English sources

Maybe it didn't seem plausible for a franchise which hasn't been in the NBA Finals since 1951 four cities ago in its history, all the way back to Rochester to pull it off.

In some situations they seem plausible: for instance, the plight of some stateless national groups — the history of Jews and Armenians, the historical and contemporary misfortunes of Kurds — lends credence to the idea that having their own state would have solved the worst problems.

Two alternative scenarios seem plausible for the origin of modern-day prion proteins: (i) a gene rearrangement may have caused the fusion of the PL domain of a ZIP ancestor gene with a Sho-like precursor molecule, thereby giving rise to a PrP founder gene (Figure 4).

Two explanations seem plausible for this behaviour.

Thirdly, there are other theoretical models that seem plausible for explaining non-adherence, but not very effective in improving adherence behaviour.

In the broader context of the genus, four explanations seem plausible for the small size of C. elegans sperm compared to obligately outcrossing species.

To externalize this into brothers seems plausible for fiction or theater.

Even after Thursday, either outcome seems plausible for Game 5 Sunday night and the games beyond.

Willimon created a back-room universe so handsome and sinister that it seemed plausible for a snake like Frank Underwood to slither to the top, but it's Claire who keeps us guessing whether these people have souls.

Unless there's a catastrophic bank crisis anyway — which seems plausible for Greece and increasingly possible in Ireland, but unlikely though not impossible for Spain — it's hard to see any Spanish government taking the risk of "de-euroizing".

This premise seems plausible for at least two reasons.