Sentence examples for implausible results from inspiring English sources
Conclusions should not be based on restricted models, and the resultant regression models that were used have produced implausible results.
And it shows some especially implausible results this season.
The most implausible results often get the most attention.
It would have left him in power for a year or more while elections were held an improbable event at the best of times in Zaire, and one of implausible results if it did ever happen.
On the other side, succeeding intervals showed implausible results.
But again, they sometimes give implausible results, for instance for conjunctions of conditionals.
A hung parliament led by Labour is a not implausible result, but Lib Dem leaders make no preparation for it, still prefacing every interview with "the mess Labour left".
We then get the implausible result that there is a reason to intend to kill one's rival.
We get an equally implausible result by working backwards: There are clearly two ships at the end of the story.
The wide-scope strategy is thus also unable to avoid this implausible result when ends and means-end beliefs are unalterable.
So, the combination of Raz's transmission principle with the thesis that one ought, or has reason, to be instrumentally coherent yields an implausible result.
