Sentence examples for if not implausible from inspiring English sources

He mostly got in the race because, then as now, both of the main candidates, despite their inherited positions and elaborate claims, seemed vulnerable, if not implausible.

Newt Gingrich was an unlikely if not implausible candidate in 2012, but he did have to run, die, be reborn and then experience ultimate defeat before getting his CNN position.

To overturn Citizens United will require either a change of the Court (not implausible, if a Democrat wins, not possible for a generation, if a Republican wins), or a constitutional amendment (unlikely through Congress, possible through an Article V convention).

One not implausible view, if desire theories are indeed mistaken in their reversal of the relation between desire and what is good, is that the debate is really between hedonism and objective list theories.

There is no widespread agreement on the status of these platonistic responses, and so, as is the case with the epistemological argument, it would be extremely controversial, if not downright implausible, to claim that the multiple-reductions argument refutes platonism.

As explained below, such loss would require extraordinary, if not entirely implausible, circumstances.

This was not implausible.

The accusation is not implausible.

But if they were compelled to save in designated pension schemes 'gloom over the housing market is not implausible'.

The defect theory is not implausible.

Still, their conclusion is not implausible.