Sentence examples for implausible to think from inspiring English sources

"It is implausible to think a government-appointed body is going to regulate the press," that MP told me.

Within the first few months it may seem implausible to think of anything other than a short trip away.

"It's totally implausible to think that there's going to be a surge in manufacturing jobs," said Lawrence F. Katz, an economist at Harvard.

But as they find their own identity, it is increasingly implausible to think that they will ever vote--and a vote will be needed--to rejoin China.

Even construing pleasure and pain widely, however, it is implausible to think that all acts successfully produce pleasure or reduce pain.

"Why is it implausible to think that he would draw huge numbers of Jewish voters in the city and siphon off upstate Catholics?" one mayoral ally said yesterday.

(If this seems implausible to you, think how close we are right now to "resurrecting" extinct species through knowledge of their genomes).

It would be "implausible," he said, to think the Congress that passed the healthcare law intended to limit its tax subsidies to the 13 states that established an exchange, or marketplace, of their own.

Still, it is a conjecture based on properties the two systems have in common, but not implausible and good to think about, we find.

It is implausible and unlikely to think that this new additional model of "A Zinc World" will add to or replace the currently popular RNA World [ 17] or that it will simplify and make the current alternatives fewer.

It is implausible to believe it will all turn out.