Sentence examples for unfortunately plausible from inspiring English sources

But the real world also nags at Mr. Silversmith: "I think it is, unfortunately, plausible that the availability of child pornography on line encourages the abuse of children".

"It's an unfortunately plausible risk factor, and it's worth taking precautions.

She is not, unfortunately, a plausible character.

Ms. Harris's murky narrative, unfortunately, is neither plausible nor persuasive as a cautionary vision of a world in which the rise of nationalism and civil conflict have spread their toxins to all but a few souls.

The alternative, which unfortunately is all too plausible, is more fiscal brinkmanship.

Unfortunately, there is no plausible economic model under which prices go down, and homes are already beyond the reach of 86% of middle-income families.

Especially this ability to construct, deconstruct and reconstruct future images collaboratively is the "fundamental building block to produce less trivial (unfortunately often also less plausible) future images.

According to Stienmüller, this sort of deconstruction is the "fundamental building block to produce less trivial (unfortunately often also less plausible) future images [4]." One main advantage of Foresight 2.0 approaches is the possibility to scale the number of participants without limits.

Unfortunately, there is no plausible explanation for this variation.

Unfortunately, this story is completely plausible.

Unfortunately, one famous (and very plausible) cycling legend is that the taciturn Mr. Kelly once shook his head to answer yes or no during a radio interview.