For a territory of just 6.3m, this is quite a virile feat and a highly implausible one, say the government's critics.The threat of these putative hordes swamping the territory straining social services, stealing jobs and daily reminding Hong Kong wives of their husbands' infidelities has brought to a head a growing constitutional crisis.
It's all highly implausible, of course.
Half of the problems had a conclusion that was highly plausible for stock-brokers while the other half had a highly implausible conclusion.
Half of the problems contained a conclusion that was highly plausible for stock-brokers while the other half led to a highly implausible one.
Yet this, they claim, would lead to a highly implausible expansion of the class of those who would have to be regarded as right-holders.
If that supposition were to fail, then the mere occurrence of the experimental conditions would count as very strong evidence for or against hypotheses — a highly implausible effect.
They fell in love and got married instead, a highly implausible scenario in real C.I.A. life.
The pair put on 170 for the first wicket, England's highest against Pakistan, and Cook was in sight of his third successive hundred when he was out, which was highly implausible the way things were going.
When it tries to be dramatic it is ludicrous, and when it essays comedy it is pathetic, even with such an able actor as Ferdinand Gottschalk undertaking to portray the supposedly light rôle.Mae Clark, who is attractive, appears as Sylvia Day, who, after engaging in an extortion racket, which is highly implausible, is sent to prison.
Filling the entire ribcage with a zero-density respiratory structure (electronic supplementary material, figure S7), which is obviously highly implausible, only produces a 212% increase in respiratory volume.
