Sentence examples for sufficiently plausible from inspiring English sources

Thus, the court's legitimacy depends on making legally principled decisions under circumstances in which their principled character is sufficiently plausible to be accepted by the nation".

Paulos plays with the numbers and comments, "an unscrupulous, but numerate hoaxer might have even cooked up some flapdoodle sufficiently plausible to make money from such a 'cosmic connection.' " But nobody did, and it's hard to imagine that anyone would.

"The evidence on whether it has a significant deterrent effect seems sufficiently plausible that the moral issue becomes a difficult one," said Cass R. Sunstein, a law professor at the University of Chicago who has frequently taken liberal positions.

To read the supreme court's judgment in Horncastle, by contrast, you might think that this amounted to nothing more than a right to be convicted on the basis of uncross-examined testimony that a high court judge sitting alone found sufficiently plausible.

Hidden variable interpretations dispute this, but the possibility of genuine randomness is sufficiently plausible that it should be taken into account.

And if this is right, or if it is sufficiently plausible, the Stoics' attempt to provide indirect support for their contentions about the cognitive impression by showing that there are no acceptable alternatives will fail to be conclusive.

7 8 9 10 11 Epidemiologists and statisticians are striving to produce weighted models that can be presented as scores to reflect this complexity but which at the same time are perceived as sufficiently simple, plausible, affordable, and widely implementable in clinical practice.

However, we are also of the view that the use of model averaging does not negate the need for careful planning and data-gathering processes along with detailed investigations of models arising from a suitably rich set of initial covariates to find an initial and sufficiently rich plausible set of candidate models.

"This Court has found that the Government's justifications for barring the American public from seeing the videotapes are not sufficiently rational and plausible to justify barring release of the videotapes". .

However, this basic criterion may not sufficiently discriminate the most plausible model.

All obtained models of BH GTPase are sufficiently structurally compatible and plausible (shape complementarity without steric hindrance) to serve our purpose of delineating the approximate region on BH occupied by a biologically relevant GTPase.