Sentence examples for implausible to believe from inspiring English sources

It's simply implausible to believe that this would have happened if investors were not expecting some form of government intervention.

This may be true of some, but it is implausible to believe that all, or even most, career-minded women feel this way.

It is implausible to believe that either Cameron or Clegg were pushed into coalition by O'Donnell, and you provide no evidence to support this charge.

A significant number find it implausible to believe that 56 people died because Heginbotham, to quote what Susan once told her son, "went back to the one thing he knew best that would get him out of trouble.

But the chief executive of Save the Children, Kevin Watkins, who co-authored the report, said that – given the number of children working in the industry – it was "implausible to believe that there isn't significant pollution of the value chains of large-scale, western companies".

It is implausible to believe it will all turn out.

It is not implausible to think they will, as they have over the past half week.

We suggest, nonetheless, that, at least in the case of gender, general bias is implausible: it is difficult to believe that modern female reviewers are biased against female authors.