| 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. |
| The implausibility of voluntary-financed government notwithstanding, elements of Rand's view remain profoundly appealing. |
| Does the implausibility of Doxastic Voluntarism show that pragmatic belief-formation is also implausible? |
| This story of putting lovers to the test following a simple wager came as a shock on account of its obvious immorality and implausibility. |
| She's a kooky, overtalkative eccentric and there's a breathless implausibility to the way the romance develops. |
