It is implausible to expect that the trials won't reflect the facts on the ground.
But they persuasively contend that "it is implausible to think that this traditional rule" would hold sway today.
"It is implausible to think a government-appointed body is going to regulate the press," that MP told me.
But it is implausible to suggest that Mr. Flynn, Mr. Manafort, Mr. Kushner and the junior Mr. Trump played "minor" parts in the campaign.
This may be true of some, but it is implausible to believe that all, or even most, career-minded women feel this way.
It is implausible to expect the parties to engage in bargaining involving an exchange of interests when they start from such fundamentally different points of view.
Even construing pleasure and pain widely, however, it is implausible to think that all acts successfully produce pleasure or reduce pain.
"It is implausible to imagine that the only times that your body shows increased arousal when you answer a question is when you're being deceptive".
It is implausible to believe that either Cameron or Clegg were pushed into coalition by O'Donnell, and you provide no evidence to support this charge.
It is implausible to think that students of engineering come to their courses tabula rasa and that their mindset is shaped purely by studying this subject.
It is implausible to think we can treat our way out of the disease, say the authors, arguing that the focus must now be on preventing new cases.
