Sentence examples for implausible consequences from inspiring English sources

contends that EC has implausible consequences for reports of propositional attitudes.

This is because it has implausible consequences when applied to certain atomic sentences.

Some of those problems concern the allegedly implausible consequences that emerge when we apply some of the transmission principles we discuss in §2 above specifically, Ought Necessity, Weak Reasons Necessity, and Weak Reasons Sufficiency to the relevant wide-scope ought in certain cases.

According to this objection, generalized 2D semantics has the implausible consequence that one cannot speak or think directly about individuals: the real subject matter of our 'Obama' talk is not the man himself, but whoever happens to satisfy a particular reference-fixing criterion.

But while not in outright contradiction with IId2, the idea that two distinct individuals might agree entirely in their essences has quite implausible and embarrassing consequences when taken in concert with it.

And this consequence seems implausible to Aristotle.

Although indifference curves of this type are implausible, they may be the consequence of experimental design that does not offer sufficiently attractive alternatives to one featuring a strongly preferred attribute or to the status quo.

Carpenter's stylish authority is crucial in keeping this lethal predicament and its fast-developing consequences from seeming too implausible to accept.

That outcome seems implausible.

The resulting infallibilism regarding foundational belief is a prima facie implausible requirement, and arguably has radically skeptical consequences.

Since such selection, or rather 'self exclusion', from participating in the survey is not expected to be systematic or non-random, a selection bias as a consequence of this snowfall is implausible and not highly evident.