Sentence examples for under plausible construals from inspiring English sources

That is to say, both sets of conditions as specified by the two notions of harm will arguably be satisfied in many cases where most people agree that harm was caused at least under plausible construals of both notions of harm.

This seems to be one plausible construal of Machiavelli when he talks of the necessity that rulers must learn how not to be good.

On the most plausible construal of Heraclitus' sentence, he is saying that the drunken person stumbles because his perceptual abilities have been impaired, and this impairment is due to moistness of soul (Schofield 1991, 22).

On the most plausible construal of subjectivism no one's belief can contradict anyone else's belief, but that does not appear to rule out an individual's having inconsistent beliefs.

There is no consensus on what the idea implies, but it is plain that on any plausible construal the entire mainstream spectrum in the United States is liberal; everyone is committed to limited government, individual freedom, the rights and liberties enshrined in the Bill of Rights, and to a host of other characteristic liberal positions.

Moreover, the MAM is unique under plausible conditions.

Under plausible assumptions, universes like ours are as likely to be closed as open.

The latter is always a complete lattice, and under plausible further assumptions, atomic.

We argue that, under plausible conditions, firms' temp-to-perm conversion rates go down when this gap increases.

The model proposed below shows that, under plausible assumptions, claims #1 and #2 are compatible.

However, the reduction in the probability of technique failure under plausible interventions was modest.