Sentence examples for implausible attack from inspiring English sources
It was the first to gain contingency plans initially only against a putative (and implausible) attack from Belarus, a country barely a quarter of its size.
There is little chance that John Roberts, having declined to do away with Obamacare when the law faced a reasonable constitutional challenge, will rule in favor of a more implausible attack.
It is hard to see why preparing for an implausible armed attack from the West should be a priority; these days America and its allies have little time to rehearse big-war manoeuvres because their soldiers are too busy fighting, or training to fight, insurgencies in Iraq and Afghanistan.
For the courts, upholding CCRI against an implausible legal attack has the advantage that they need not be the ones to end this spectacle.
The last time a Tour contender made such an early, brazen and successful move in a stage was in 2006, when the American Floyd Landis set out on an astonishing, implausible 77-mile attack over a series of Alpine passes that positioned him for an eventual Tour victory.
October 30, 2013 Michael Savage (@michaelsavage) Nick Clegg attacks "totally implausible" idea from energy firm bosses that green levies are behind rising bills.
Conditioning might contribute to regular timing of episodes in some patients [ 2], account for seemingly implausible triggers, and explain attacks that superficially appear to be triggered by excitement or stress (e.g. Christmas, exams).
After crafting 100 pages of that novel, he was compelled to re-write the main character's backstory, which the attacks had suddenly rendered implausible; this he called "the strangest experience I've ever had with a piece of fiction".
But experts said it seemed implausible that this method would create an attack of this scale.
This seems mildly implausible: Anyone who thrills to Trump's slashing attacks on the president probably isn't sitting this election out.
