Sentence examples for implausible prospect from inspiring English sources

An implausible prospect, we now think.

That remains an implausible prospect at this stage, the fact that Guardiola and the professional fly goalkeeper Manuel Neuer would probably relish that numerical challenge notwithstanding.

Meanwhile Robert decided that his health and lack of money ruled out a return to Ireland, and his age made soldiering in Holland an untempting and indeed implausible prospect.[10] He therefore decided to accept Marcombes' offer of hospitality in Geneva, and did not make his way to England until the summer of 1644.

A report from Brown University last month calculated the long-term price of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan (including interest payments and healthcare commitments to veterans) would top $12 trillion by 2053 if both wars are completely finished by the end of 2017, at this rate an implausible prospect.

But if the prospect remains implausible, it is no longer laughable.

However implausible it may be, the prospect of a Sanders "political revolution" at least offers a formula for change.

We find this view implausible.

He told The Observer he was 'happy to talk to Richard' but added that he found the prospect of his owning the Telegraph 'an implausible scenario'.

Clinton's victory in Maryland makes the prospect of an eventual Sanders nomination still more implausible.

In short, if the democratic process cannot remotely approach a consensus as to the root causes of economic inequality, the prospect for sound ameliorative adjustments is even more implausible.

The prospect of someone bringing down the majestic structure seemed implausible and difficult, at the least, to Alex Hughes, 45, a nurse who had hoped to ride his mountain bike on a trail beneath the bridge.