Plausibly in a sentence

A federal judge in California denied a request by X to dismiss the case, stating a former employee "has plausibly stated a breach of contract" against Twitter.

A time skip is necessary in order to plausibly invent new stories.

He could now plausibly claim that he no longer represented the farthest extreme of the Israeli right.

In denying Twitter's motion to dismiss the case, U.S. District Judge Vince Chhabria that Schobinger plausibly stated a breach of contract claim under California law and he was covered by a bonus plan.

It means that students are indirectly left with the perception that their educators hold a united view: when they only hear one side of the debate, they would plausibly come to believe that is the correct side.

Someone cannot plausibly be labeled a vegan if they regularly eat bacon sandwiches, for example.

With Tears of the Kingdom sales being off to a strong start, someone would have plausibly stumbled upon Kass by now if he truly was present in the game.

You do have a right to feel what you feel, but hearing the experiences of others in similar situations can plausibly relieve any sense you have that you’re being uniquely picked on by the universe.

An appeals court in Washington, D.C. revived the district’s lawsuit against Amazon.com Inc on Thursday, saying it plausibly claimed the online retailer’s pricing policies illegally stifle competition.

Being in a loving relationship with someone plausibly gives us reason to give their views about what is in our interest a little extra credence.

There aren’t many places in the United States that could plausibly hope to take even a few steps in the direction of the 15-minute city.

There's plenty of more plausibly successful remakes to be made.

Walton is one of only a few players to whom Jokić is plausibly compared.

Washington’s steadfast support for and unwillingness to criticize Israel can plausibly be attributed to the cyber power and economic clout that together they have been able to wield in the region and globally.

What will that do to Biden’s base if the ICJ rules on Friday that Israel is plausibly committing genocide?

And Biden is too much a creature of the establishment to plausibly attack the rich.

Colleges can plausibly influence how students behave in classroom buildings, but they have a far weaker position outside class.

Everyone else who might have taken the traditional path—a group that could also have plausibly included Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet, Montana Gov. Steve Bullock, New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, and Washington Gov. Jay Inslee—was turned away at the gate.

For pragmatists who wanted Biden to choose a plausibly presidential running mate and potential successor, Harris’s status as a senator from America’s largest state was critical.

It’s something of a legislative wildcard, but we could plausibly see legislation introduced as early as March that would pave the way for sports betting companies to move into Florida before the end of the year.