Sentence examples for is comparatively implausible from inspiring English sources

If the true hypothesis is comparatively implausible, the plausibility assessments merely slow down the rate at which it comes to dominate its rivals, reflecting the idea that extraordinary hypotheses require extraordinary evidence (or an extraordinary accumulation of evidence) to overcome their initial implausibilities.

The project is comparatively humble.

But screening is comparatively easy.

Divorce at this level is comparatively rare.

E-tailing is comparatively amateurish.

Blippy is comparatively TBD.

It is comparatively cheap.

The insurance alternative is comparatively cheap.

And because it is comparatively cheap.

This is to be expected; if middle-aged women's risk factor levels are comparatively low and slight improvements only remain for one year it is implausible to expect long-term health benefits and cost decreases.

Many are comparatively shallow.