Sentence examples for implausible plan from inspiring English sources

He also unveiled an ambitious, if implausible, plan to persuade the world to pay Ecuador not to extract a billion barrels of oil from the Amazon jungle.

Donald Trump, as clay-footed and big-mouthed as ever, urges us to simply keep Muslims out of the country — an implausible plan that can only provide inspiration to prospective terrorists.

His Aqaba summit with Ariel Sharon and the Palestinians' new prime minister, Mahmoud Abbas (also known as Abu Mazen), breathed new energy into the "road map", a hitherto implausible plan to bring about the birth of an independent Palestinian state alongside Israel by 2005.

The implausible plan of mirrors on motors was hatched and prototyped.

Nicola flounders, as she did at the Guardian a couple of weeks back; her idea of being "inspired out of poverty" reminded me a little bit of the rather vague and implausible plans David Cameron set out recently to tackle the same problem.

This simplified thinking has driven him to start Twitter fights with multiple world leaders, question the utility of NATO in a time of increased Russian aggression, and insult the very Muslim allies abroad who are so key to his implausible plans to defeat ISIL "big time".

It does not require a cynic to see that even an implausible escalation plan has the virtue of putting domestic political opponents back on their heels.

In the end, if investors are ready to suspend disbelief when confronted by companies with inflated numbers and implausible business plans, no amount of regulation can save them.

That seems implausible, since the plan has been to restrict the putative marriage perk to basic-rate taxpayers on grounds of cost.Still, even if the Conservatives' reform was ineptly executed, it was a move in the right direction.

Yes, he has an implausible supply-side tax plan, but you never hear him talk about it.

It seemed implausible that she could plan and supervise this major exhibition down to its every last detail.