Sentence examples for increasingly implausible from inspiring English sources

Trump's goal to reduce Iranian oil sales to zero by November is looking increasingly implausible.

Disingenuous affectations of my former indifference to health were becoming increasingly implausible.

Plans to build 25,000km of new railways by 2020 look increasingly implausible.

As the victim list grows longer, however, the notion that the burgeoning derivatives markets offer unmixed blessings seems increasingly implausible.

Further, it's increasingly implausible for Mr. Romney to attribute the numbers to temporary effects from the Democratic convention.

With all the parties now vying with one another to buy pensioner votes, the notion that the state pension can wither on the vine looks increasingly implausible.

Since Rutherford's discovery, particle physics has provided one extraordinary — if increasingly implausible-sounding — revelation after another: first protons and neutrons, then antimatter, gluons, neutrinos, and quarks.

Graham Moore, deputy director of the DECIPHer Centre at the University of Cardiff, which was also one of the collaborators, said that, alongside other evidence, "concerns that e-cigarettes are leading large numbers of young people into addiction and tobacco use increasingly seem to be implausible".

But Western intelligence officials and nuclear experts increasingly view those claims as implausible.

Yet even if a court were to agree both that Sessions resigned and that the VRA applies (hardly implausible, in our increasingly pro-presidential judiciary), any federal court will recognize that the Constitution trumps all.

The appeals court characterized the allegations as "increasingly bizarre, sadistic and even logistically implausible".