Sentence examples for whose plausible from inspiring English sources

Last year seafood restaurant chain Loch Fyne announced a partnership with Scottish chef and entrepreneur Tom Lewis, whose plausible food and restaurant empire in Perthshire lent more than a little extra clout to the fishy chain.

Cosmic strings are one-dimensional topological defects associated with spontaneous symmetry breaking whose plausible production site is cosmological phase transitions in the early universe.

A dozen caches of acetic anhydride, a chemical whose only plausible use is to turn opium into heroin, were also seized.

That change will undermine the much-vaunted universal credit, whose emergence from plausible theory to possibly chaotic practice is another 2013 challenge.

The form of this argument, by the way, I owe to Mitchell Silver, whose book "A Plausible God" lays out an analogous case for ending God-talk.

You should rely on a service provider whose claims are plausible.

A former Hollywood actor, he seemed at times to symbolise the worst of modern American politics: as a plausible mouthpiece whose most solid asset was his on-screen charm.

Herein, to model realistic manipulation scenarios, we define a compatibility graph whose edges correspond to plausible merges.

Engineering knowledge enables engineers to reason through heuristics, with heuristic reasoning as "not regarded as final and strict but as provisional and plausible only, whose purpose is to discover the solution to the present problem" (Polya, 2014).

We sometimes say things like, "wearing that outfit in the sun all day is not going to be good for your tan line", but your tan line is not one of the things whose good it seems plausible to "add up" in order to get what is good simpliciter.

This is consistent with the results of Kurths and coworkers [30], who simulated a biologically plausible network whose nodes where constituted by subnetworks of interacting excitable neurons.