Sentence examples for it was most implausible from inspiring English sources
Mr Justice Tugendhat said that it was "most implausible" that the relationship had any effects on the financial difficulties the bank encountered, which lead to it becoming majority-owned by taxpayers in 2009.
It is most implausible to think that she is now aware of her knowledge basis for this knowledge about Lincoln, and this in two important senses.
More specifically, it is most implausible to hold that the consent of others is required for appropriation when communication with others is impossible, extremely difficult, or expensive (as it almost always is).
For example, the level of impairment defines the boundary between Bipolar I and II Disorders – it is most implausible that any specific level of impairment could neatly carve the boundary between distinct disorders.
'STRETCH (A FANTASIA)' It was a most implausible explanation.
But the most influential of Delmark's association recordings may also have been its most implausible.
World War III erupting in Asia may not be the most probable one, yet it is not the most implausible, either.
"It wasn't implausible that we could make money, too".
But as a vision of what populism and polarization could deliver to Catholicism and Western politics, it is not the most implausible of prophecies.
