Sentence examples for would be implausible from inspiring English sources

It would be implausible enough even before the technical obstacles.

If that were true, Lorenzo Branch's account of a hand-to-hand tussle would be implausible.

It would be implausible to suggest that the three other ordinances, but not Ordinance 87-72, has as their object the suppression of religion.

But despite its sterling generosity of spirit, it would be implausible to describe this calculatedly anachronistic update of a medieval mystery play as penetrating.

But even with the large amounts of memory available with today's computers, storing — or even computing — information for every possible scenario would be implausible.

Hunter College toxicology professor Frank Mirer said it would be "implausible" that the ongoing detection of 2-butoxyethanol among workers could be attributable to only BP's early use of Corexit 9527.

Similarly, suggestions that the two killers were acting on behalf of a Russian mafia group "would not be implausible", says Owen, given Litvinenko was supplying information to both MI6 and the Spanish security services.

As to the main question, it would not be implausible that by it Gödel means the question Gödel raises in the Dialectica paper, namely that of giving a precise characterization of the notions of abstract and concrete evidence especially since his work pertaining to that paper is mentioned in item 6. (This is Wang's interpretation).

In view of this situation, the neonatal TRF values for skin in WS patients derived from regression analyses (17.1 kbp based on multiple regression and 18.2 kbp based on simple regression) would seem to be implausible.

"It would be totally implausible to sustainably accommodate this scale of growth," said the report.

That would be "completely implausible in the current fiscal climate," he said.