Sentence examples for seems highly plausible from inspiring English sources
Most intriguingly, however, much of the speculation seems highly plausible.
Not everything in these films is credible, but such a degree of surveillance seems highly plausible.
It seems highly plausible that Trump launched the missiles because he wanted to raise his low approval ratings, and to assert that he is not in Putin's pocket.
Here's Mr. Chait: It seems highly plausible to imagine that, if the Republicans block a debt ceiling increase, that the public will turn on them.
This naturalistic theory seems highly plausible, as far as it goes.
Since Niyan Wee is in this group, and its name means "drought rice" it seems highly plausible that accessions with this name are drought resistant and they certainly have deep roots when tested in herbicide screening and rhizotrons.
These conditions all seem highly plausible.
36 Thus, defective or dysregulated activation of NFκB pathways, as suggested in the present study seem highly plausible contributors to autoreactivity and inflammation in EOMG.
Therefore, our hypothesis, that a metformin-dependent increase in intracellular thiols is primarily responsible for the observed protection against cisplatin, seemed highly plausible.
Even though the assumptions on which the value of b is based (eq 55) can be questioned, the determination of a structure-independent atomic volume and a characteristic length for each element is impressive, and the calculated atomic valences and values of b seem highly plausible, even if their meaning in a metallic context is not clear.
That seems highly unlikely.
