Sentence examples for clearly implausible from inspiring English sources

As for SEM, the judge described evidence put forward by its chief executive, Jerome Anderson – and the supporters of Blackburn Rovers will remember this guy – as "very unreliable" and in one part "clearly implausible".

Given that all action requires the use of some natural resources (land, air, etc)., this leaves agents no freedom of action (except with the permission of others), and this is clearly implausible.

The judge assailed it as "plainly insufficient" and "clearly implausible".

Such a hypothesis is clearly implausible: not only has it never been demonstrated, the issue has never even been raised.

In any case, alternative hypotheses, based on multiple origins, are technically possible but clearly implausible given the available data.

For the conceptual difficulty "Lack of development" (see Table 4, DV1), which includes an exclusive reliance on natural selection, we found it difficult to write distracters that were clearly implausible.

The target scores for eight of these sets were clearly weak or functionally implausible (Figure 6, Table S3).

Clearly these scenarios are implausible in reality but can illustrate the relative contributions of demography and relative cost structure as spending determinants.

The one person to whom these aggrieved individuals have confided their disappointments and dreams is Adam Berendt, a sculptor known as the town's local eccentric, and, clearly, one of the most implausible and bogus characters Ms. Oates has created in her long and very prolific career.

The allegations seem wildly implausible to us, but clearly did not seem so at the time.

Regarding the libretto as implausible – social history is clearly not his strong point - Konwitschny decides Violetta needs a better motive, so Germont pere (Anthony Michaels-Moore) becomes an abusive father against whom she defends the girl in sisterly solidarity.