Sentence examples for which is implausible from inspiring English sources
Bankers are predictably accusing the federal government of forcing them to lend to unqualified borrowers — which is implausible.
Even if Japan were to maintain its current rapid rate of growth, which is implausible, it would still take from 30 to 200 years to catch up to U.S. levels of per capita output.
He does concede that there must be something wrong with the survey numbers, because the share of GDP of the households surveyed has been dropping every year, and is headed toward zero, which is implausible.
This means even if we'd manage to find some of it in our vicinity – which is implausible already – we wouldn't be able to catch it and use it for anything.
This is a difficulty for Pogge, argues Cohen, since his analysis of poverty includes only two possibilities: either the poor nations of the world are responsible for their own poverty, which is implausible, or the rich nations of the world are responsible for that poverty.
It is however, an NP-hard computational optimization problem which is implausible for a huge amount of sequences [17].
After listening to his guests' assertions -- none of which were implausible, yet taken together somehow explained too much -- Bill Kristol resorted to sighs over the existence of evil.
Britain's leading academic expert on complementary medicine has warned that the Duchy Herbals Detox Tincture - a food supplement, which combines artichoke and dandelion and promises to rid the body of toxins while aiding digestion - is based on notions which are "implausible, unproven and dangerous".
During this process options which are implausible are challenged and replacements are suggested.
Three outliers were removed from the TV viewing analysis who reported TV viewing or other screen media use for greater than 20 hours per day, which was implausible.
Alternatively, cognitive control can be implemented as a part of the architecture itself, which is often implausible, because many strategies are learned and differ among individuals.
