| At some point on the scale, a degree of implausibility is reached when the experiment can no longer be considered acceptable. |
| Decisions based on findings of implausibility are vulnerable on a review by a superior court or tribunal. |
| This story of putting lovers to the test following a simple wager came as a shock on account of its obvious immorality and implausibility. |
| Yet it really would be a pity if we voted on a report littered with legal implausibility, with formal trash. |
| It is on the face of it extremely implausible to deny change, but extreme implausibility has not always deterred philosophers. |
| Does the implausibility of Doxastic Voluntarism show that pragmatic belief-formation is also implausible? |
