Sentence examples for implausible implication from inspiring English sources

The comparisons with lightning and water, however, carry what many philosophers have thought to be an implausible implication.

(It is important to distinguish existence monism from priority monism, which does not have this implausible implication).

If roles or positions generate moral or reason-giving obligations, we need some conception of roles that does not yield the implausible implication that Nazis had moral obligations to herd Jews into gas chambers.

However, this has the implausible implication that even if I have no idea where in the world I am, but I guess correctly that I am in Kendalia, I am in a position to know I am in Kendalia rather than that I am nowhere, as I can rule out the latter.

Spencer's rights-based utilitarianism nonetheless has much to recommend for it despite its unconventional features and implausible implications.

However, such a prioritarian view for specifying the threshold of harm has most implausible implications even if it is coupled with the person-affecting approach.

So long as a particular standard does not have clear and highly implausible implications, it is admissible for consideration on this view.

This avoids the implausible implications that Strong Conceptual has: Strong Mixed says only that it is a conceptual truth that a certain base property (we may not know which) covaries with each ethical property.

But the larger the scale, the more implausible this implication becomes.

This implication is implausible for applications with similar alternatives (see McFadden (1974) for the famous "red-bus-blue-bus" example of modes of transportation).

"This broader implication is simply implausible in light of [China's] state policies".