Sentence examples for it implausible that from inspiring English sources

Isn't it implausible that a shoemaker's son would write about Tamburlaine, Dido, Edward II, etc?

Until around 1960, most scientists thought it implausible that humans could significantly affect average global temperatures.

Others have found it implausible that prosecutors are equating a beach clique, however unpleasant, to a criminal street gang.

A fortnight ago many people still considered it implausible that the Packers could lose back-to-back games.

But I find it implausible that Scandinavians stick with their "cuddly" form of capitalism because they have the luxury of free riding on America's technological leadership.

They find it implausible that the necessary mutation could have happened simultaneously across group M's range which their data suggest would have to have been the case.

A possible bias in the attribution of the cause of death cannot be excluded, but it seems implausible that it could explain all of the observed benefit.

It is implausible that VTE or its treatment could cause a second solid tumour to develop within a year or two.

It seems implausible that humanity will not alter its energy course as consequences of burning all fossil fuels become clearer.

Since it is implausible that anyone has a right to existence as such, it is implausible that future persons have rights to existence.

It is implausible that genetic factors are responsible for this increase because it is unlikely that significant genetic alterations occurred during such a short time (10 years).