Sentence examples for remotely plausible that from inspiring English sources

Is it remotely plausible that Malcolm could cross the floor?

Now that all three of them are so huge in the UK, is it remotely plausible that they would suddenly emigrate and stop trying to sell as much as possible to British consumers if they suddenly faced tax bills comparable to those paid by less internationally mobile UK companies?

At a time when scientists are unlocking new secrets about our appetites and metabolism, it seems at least remotely plausible that the secret to a slimmer body could someday fit into a capsule.

Although it remains remotely plausible that anti-Aβ therapy promotes efflux of Aβ or an Aβ aggregate from the brain to the plasma via a peripheral sink [ 6], a growing body of evidence suggests that mAb exposure in the brain is critical for efficacy [ 2].

Even if almost no one thinks that Bush's 4.0% permanent growth target is remotely plausible, those that agree with his premise that Americans need to work more argue that we need more workers in order to sustain economic growth at all.

To see the full effect of potential future surprises, managers should develop at least one "unthinkable" scenario that, while remotely plausible, is so unlikely that it's easily dismissed as not worth considering.

The only remotely plausible candidates for S that come to mind are normative states of affairs that fall short of the obligatory, for example, φ-ing's being good (or virtuous, or praiseworthy).

Then Tom Watson says that one Tory MP is actually alleging I earned untold riches selling out my country, although nobody could consider that remotely plausible.

I don't think that is remotely plausible.

So long as that seems remotely plausible, women, rather than their surgeons, can be blamed when the experiments go awry.

That is remotely plausible only because the city sits at the foot of the Caucasus Mountains, the site of most of the outdoor events.