Sentence examples for arguably implausible from inspiring English sources

Here preventable mortality rates still would need to differ by an arguably implausible factor of 8.0 between the 95th and 5th centiles.

But it would be an easy mistake to conclude that a most modest biosemantics is more correct simply for its modesty: to deny that there is any fruitful continuity between low-level biological representations and human thought is arguably as implausible as the naïve adaptationism that often characterizes the programs of sociobiology and evolutionary psychology.

This was not the only thing that made the Girls friendship group so believable; Jessa and Shoshanna – arguably the most implausible pairing – are cousins, although this is rarely referenced.

The resulting infallibilism regarding foundational belief is a prima facie implausible requirement, and arguably has radically skeptical consequences.

It is utterly implausible that Trump fired Comey over misconduct that aided the Trump campaign and arguably swung the election.

The system arguably held back economic progress for everyone in the South, but that point is quite different from the implausible claim that everyone was a victim of discrimination.

Qualifications, arguably.

That seems implausible.

This is completely implausible.

That is implausible.

This hardly seems implausible.