Sentence examples for implausible to suggest that from inspiring English sources

But it seems implausible to suggest that any country would limit its tourist season, especially when it has such natural attributes and diversity.

It seems implausible to suggest that you could draw a line between the two — that any single cell could make all the difference between you and not-you.

He said it was implausible to suggest that Congress meant to ban depictions of hunting or that the practice amounted to animal cruelty.

However, it is implausible to suggest that this property is independent of Julius Caesar.

Nevertheless, it is not implausible to suggest that similar immune and inflammatory health benefits might accrue for females undertaking similar bouts of exercise.

But it is rather implausible to suggest that North/South disagreements as to when violence is justified will fail the impartiality condition.

It is implausible to suggest in such a case that nature provides what our use does not.

But isn't it inherently implausible to suggest we are going to change the voting system now, with all the hassle and (presumably) referendum-arranging that entails, and then do it again a few years later?

The chancellor has agreed that I can be explicit in my guidance, and even if it is non-binding, it is rather implausible to suggest the Grid won't follow it.

There is no way to know how much their personal beliefs inform their decisionmaking in this particular case, but it's not implausible to suggest a correlation.

Responding to Demirtaş's charge that the government had abetted the Ankara bombers, Erdoğan has blamed the carnage on a combination of PKK, Isis and Syrian government agents, a coalition so laughably implausible as to suggest that he wants to humiliate the bereaved.