Sentence examples for implausible chance from inspiring English sources

He hit a right-to-left approach shot that landed well short of the green, but it did leave one implausible chance.

It was to be Mr. Clinton's rare chance to hear from people of the Bangladeshi soil and, in turn, their implausible opportunity to rub elbows with a man of global power.

The actual probability has changed depending on international tensions, but it seems implausible that the chances would be much lower than one in 1,000 per year.

What it offers, more implausible still, is a chance to see Jim Carrey make out with Ewan McGregor.

We can now conclude that chance is an implausible explanation for the BPA association with heart disease.

The results of this replication indicated that chance was an implausible explanation for our results.

The idea of such a technological last chance, even if it sounds implausible, is a secret comfort to many of those frustrated by the lack of progress around the world in cutting emissions of greenhouse gases.

Totting up the number of chances they created, there was something implausible about the ordeal.

If we adopt a non-reductionist account of chance, this line of resistance is quite implausible.

But it is implausible to say that all of these events happened by chance; no probabilistic theory need be invoked to predict or explain any of them.

It seems implausible, since the proposition exists necessarily, and is intrinsically qualitatively identical, even when the chance varies; so the chance cannot supervene on properties of this proposition.