Sentence examples for implausible program from inspiring English sources

The second, favored by Reagan's critics (and, quietly, by a few of his former aides), is that he torpedoed an epochal accord by stupidly and obstinately refusing to give up his precious — but actually worthless — Strategic Defense Initiative, the expensive, implausible program of exotic space defenses dubbed Star Wars by the press..

Also, annual reports for this study population by the Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Program are implausible, with no stillbirths being reported from two out of the three study subdistricts [ 11].

He did not create unaffordable entitlement programs, embrace implausible economic theories, or hand on unsustainable deficits to his successors.

Despite the scant research on transfer of transgenes between species, several scientists who saw the program agree it is implausible.

Data were checked for impossible or implausible values by an automatic review program built into the database software.

Bugs that produce program crashes or completely implausible results are more likely to be discovered during development, before a program becomes "delivered code" (the state of code on which the above errors-per-line estimates are based).

"Most of the allegations are either unsustainable or implausible," concluded the review of the payout program for Shelburne School for Boys.

But the assumption that taxpayers derive no marginal benefits even from programs such as Social Security seems implausible to me.

Friedman's analysis is certainly far outside the mainstream, and from my informed amateur perspective, the amounts by which he predicts Sanders' program will exceed the CBO baseline are mighty implausible.

Finally: many errors may cause a program to simply crash or to report an obviously implausible result, but we are really only concerned with errors that propagate downstream and are reported.

Mr. Bloomberg's suggestion that the program has been responsible for historic drops in crime is also implausible.