Sentence examples for highly implausible that from inspiring English sources

I also found it highly implausible that in Australia, where elite private schools are overwhelmingly single-sex institutions, an observant Muslim family would choose to send their daughter to a coed high school.

As president of the International Law Society, the group that organized what Mr. Cohen called the ³bruising debate last month at Stanford University,² I find it highly implausible that any of the arguments made at this debate instigated former Justice Goldstone to write his now famous op-ed.

Shoemaker insists, though, it is highly implausible that we have such an irremediable ignorance about properties.

Kahneman and Knetsch contend that it seems "highly implausible that this minor procedural change would significantly alter results" (p. 61), but do not test this assertion.

It is highly implausible that for the first 15 minutes of the child's life they are no more its parents than anyone else.

It seems highly implausible that there should be adjacent cases in any such series where there is a stone in one case but not in the other.

In separate speeches, Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton said that if Mr. Bush vetoed the bill, Democrats should try to find enough votes to overturn the veto, a prescription that — if highly implausible at the moment — was a clear winner with this crowd, probably as perfect a snapshot of the party's liberal base as could be found anywhere in America.

To be on board with "Prime Time Love," you've got to excuse a lot, as the show rests on the highly implausible premise that the Sanderses don't employ help.

Unbeknown to Higgins, Mooney had taken him to Kiev "specifically to discuss the matter" of throwing frames but had not raised the possibility the subject might come up until minutes before the meeting started.Mill said he was "unimpressed by Mooney as a witness and found much of his account highly implausible", ruling that he should be banned from the sport for life.

"In fact, the evidence from the other 11 jurors conclusively refutes DeMarco's highly implausible accusation that Fernandez threatened DeMarco with 'gang signs' and physical violence in the jury room," Joel J. Seidemann, an assistant district attorney, wrote in the brief.

But this claim is highly implausible, given that wrongness is unindexed.