Sentence examples for longer plausible from inspiring English sources

"Climate change denial is simply no longer plausible, and the American people are recognizing that".

"The world has changed," Antonios goes on, explaining why a "popular" department store is no longer plausible in central Paris.

For hours, people lingered, uncertain where to go or what to do in a no longer plausible world.

That is why many, including this newspaper, accept that a dash to stay under 2°C is no longer plausible.

Given their extremely heterogeneous nature, the assumption that a single therapy could be beneficial for all patients is no longer plausible.

Chapter 1: Employment Litigation in Federal District Court The New Deal system of labor relations accurately depicted industrial relations in the mid-twentieth century, but is no longer plausible today.

This is no longer a plausible claim.

That no longer seems plausible at this point, with dozens of Conservatives lined up to vote it down.

That argument will no longer be plausible if Nader succeeds in doing in 2004 what he did in 2000.

"It does not require advanced market math to understand that returns like these are no longer remotely plausible," he wrote.

That was a problem, because for a majority of the Justices a simple dislike of gay sex was no longer a plausible rationale.