Sentence examples for it is rather implausible from inspiring English sources

The chancellor has agreed that I can be explicit in my guidance, and even if it is non-binding, it is rather implausible to suggest the Grid won't follow it.

But it is rather implausible to suggest that North/South disagreements as to when violence is justified will fail the impartiality condition.

Since C5178A is a very rare mutational event, it is rather implausible that the two occurrences of the variant nucleotide in the sample could simply be attributed to natural parallelism.

The assignment to crystal field-level splitting is rather implausible, because the width of the bands should not broaden, as in the present case.

Moreover, since FRPs are (conservative) change agents 6 and following the above-described societal evolutions, it would be rather implausible to assume FRPs seek to maximise (political or electoral) utility and cease to look for information at their national borders [12, 79].

And the results are likely to be greatly overstated and hinge on what seem to me to be rather implausible assumptions in which the authors impute the annual accrual of capital gains income from quite poor household data on asset classes combined with the assumption that everyone gets the average rate of return so that no one is lucky, no one is skilled in investing.

Hazlitt notes, however, that should anyone think Macbeth's character is so composed of contradictory extremes as to be implausible, it is, rather, the circumstances and the passions in conflict that provide the extremes, while Macbeth's character retains a strong underlying unity throughout.

"It is rather disappointing".

It is rather extraordinary".

It is rather inevitability.

It is rather interesting.