Sentence examples for implausible flexibility from inspiring English sources
The specification of conditions serves solely to suppress a too great and implausible flexibility, especially at the boundaries of the covariate data ranges.
In the runup to the election, Conservative politicians were happy to peddle the implausible line that the flexibility afforded by zero-hours contracts is welcomed by many staff, such as students and working parents.
Changing events require flexibility of response, and since it is psychologically implausible for human character to change with the times, the republic offers a viable alternative: people of different qualities fit different exigencies.
The flexibility of our approach allows many hypotheses even if they are epidemiologically implausible: it is important to triangulate the statistical findings with knowledge about biological and social plausibility.
It's completely implausible.
Not entirely implausible plots.
They are equally implausible.
