Sentence examples for it was implausible because from inspiring English sources

'And it was implausible, because the efforts he was proposing would have been too small to make a difference, and also quite likely to fail and would have been getting everybody into deeper waters.' A former ambassador told the authors this happened when Cameron visited Afghanistan with William Hague in 2006.

"It's implausible because it implies that the economy was on death's door".

But no agency has confirmed this figure, and experts say it is implausible because Saipov had only a green card, meaning he could bring in only his wife (already in the United States) or his minor children (already U.S. citizens).

It is implausible because almost no one can hold such a position consistently: do those who sneer at "objectivity" truly believe that David Irving is as right as anyone else when he concludes that nobody was gassed at Auschwitz?

It is implausible because it implies a homogeneity among genes.

In Investors Bancorp, the Supreme Court determined that demand was excused, because it was "implausible to [the court] that the non-employee directors could independently consider a demand when to do so would require those directors to call into question the grants they made to themselves". Boards should consider granting director and executive awards under separate plans.

It was implausible.

The government further argued that the plaintiffs' interpretation of Section 1321(c) was implausible because it was unsupported in the legislative history of the ACA and because it would defeat the basic purpose of the law, which was to provide affordable health insurance to all Americans.

She also said the accuser's claims that she heard Velcro tearing from Mr. Moreno's bullet-resistant vest was implausible because to her knowledge, he never undid the Velcro when he removed his vest — in fact, he yelled at her once, she said, because she undid all the straps when washing his vest.

On its face it's implausible and illogical.

This image - for image it is - seems absurd, not because it's implausible (on the contrary, we laugh at it because of our shocked recognition) but because imagery long since took a different evolutionary path, opting to parasitise directly on the human mind, rather than troubling with its perceptual objects.