Sentence examples for considered it implausible that from inspiring English sources

A fortnight ago many people still considered it implausible that the Packers could lose back-to-back games.

Since 5-HT levels are enhanced by both imipramine and escitalopram, which both failed to improve the IFS induced behavior, we consider it implausible that the changes of basal levels of 5-HT in the hippocampus or the augmented 5-HIAA/5-HT rareo are primary responsible for the anxiolytic effect of EE.

A keen Conservative, she refused to deliver an EastEnders speech attacking Margaret Thatcher, and, though the performer married four times, she left EastEnders partly because she considered it dramatically implausible that Pauline would remarry.

Ranson later changed his view, explaining that he considered it more likely that suicide was far from Lucan's thoughts, that a rumoured drowning at sea was implausible and that the earl had moved to southern Africa.

'I consider it an implausible scenario,' he said.

This implausible model was not merely considered, it was also experimentally tested.

Experts in international law consider it "preposterous and completely implausible" that the president would be unaware of systematic and widespread killing and torture.

"I find it implausible that [a light] particle would escape detection," he says.

Rodrigues covers only, making it implausible that the bird would have survived undetected.

It was considered implausible that the longer-term mortality estimates for severe sepsis patients would become lower than that for the general population.

We might also consider it as somewhat epistemically implausible to assume that everybody's belief in a self is arrived at by a process of drawing inferences from a set of clues.