Sentence examples similar to implausible in terms of from inspiring English sources
Here the moral case for taxation in terms of human progress seems so implausible that it is rarely presented, and "wars on waste" come and go, achieving little.
One of the second generation, Henry, is gay and childless, but his life is only explored in terms of his siblings and nephews, including an implausible adoption of a baby in old age.
But it is implausible that the difficulties with the truth-functional conditional can be explained away in terms of what is an inappropriate conversational remark.
Hence it seems implausible to explain the large differences in the bankruptcy rates of small firms in Spain and France in terms of the relative incidence of private workouts.
Couched in terms of reasons, rather than in terms of obligations, the latter claim does not seem at all implausible.
It is not implausible to think that this odd habit encouraged people in or near public life to start wondering what their friendships and connections might be worth in terms of money or other benefits, too.
In terms of racial desegregation?
In terms of cash, certainly.
But in terms of feelings?
In terms of celebrating? A.
