Sentence examples for does not seem plausible from inspiring English sources

As such, making meaningful inferences about learners' listening or speaking abilities based on a limited number of memorized lines does not seem plausible.

In any case, the fundamental idea is that Mexico's linkage to Asia is through the US.20 Hence, the diversification promise by the TPP does not seem plausible.

Capgras delusion: Despite an initial plausibility, the idea that the Capgras delusion is a candidate explanation of an anomalous thought of the form "There's something odd about this woman" does not seem plausible.

2012, Shevel [32] N/A N/A N/A Letter to the editor The author stated that it does not seem plausible that the changes in the barometric pressure should trigger the AH-attack during the ascending or descending phases.

Given the excellent agreement between seasonal changes in AEF and redox conditions inferred from the pore waters, it does not seem plausible that the AEF is comprised primarily of organic-bound Fe.

For these coping strategies, a reverse causality explanation in combination with negative effects does not seem plausible, so the lack of significance for the IV coefficients mostly reflect larger standard errors for IV regressions.

"It doesn't seem plausible" that socioeconomic status can explain the association they observed, he says.

If they continue to do it in their 40s that doesn't seem plausible.

But that kind of tight connection between slightly cheaper money and utter recklessness just doesn't seem plausible.

It doesn't seem plausible to say we're both Shelly Kagan, because now we'd have to then say Shelly Kagan's in two places at the same time.

Tim Herman, Armstrong's lawyer, said the account of Armstrong's admission of drug use to doctors in 1996 "just doesn't seem plausible".