Examples of using Implausible in English and their translations into Danish
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Given that the Union' s vacillating behaviour in the Balkans during the recently elapsed decade of the previous century is still fresh in the memory, this robust declaration sounds extremely implausible to my mind.
They make the result totally implausible, and the shooter can understand that the target is trying to blur the wave.
The story strays away from most of the clichés this scenario brings and while still somewhat implausible over the whole situation,
While your explanation of how you obtained these disks it's obvious that Enterprise is somewhat implausible, was not responsible for the destruction of the colony.
The last control is to check aggregated material in order to detect non-systematic errors and implausible entries.
Without a body, the police have yet to piece together events of a day that can only be described as implausible.
The average income is an indicator based on implausible, if not downright false, figures.
The story strays away from most of the clichés this scenario brings and while still somewhat implausible over the whole situation,
in light of the form of the measures proposed, appear implausible.
It was consequently considered implausible by the most of his contemporaries,
not just an implausible affair and it should be cleared up in Parliament.
Implausible, I know, but I like to imagine that he had sex the night before, and now a little bit of
For example, it might seem implausible that all women have the same response propensity,
But I like to imagine that he had sex the night before, Implausible, I know, and now a little bit of residue is blocking his urethra, allowing the urine to flow in two separate directions.
More implausible traits that makes Remo user trusted:
may even seem implausible, but which is supported by the latest evidence from psychology and biology.
It would therefore be completely implausible if we were to adopt amendments in this Parliament tomorrow which would force the Van Lancker report to make a step backwards in relation to the effective provisions in the Member States.
the evidence adduced by the applicant must be sufficient to render the factual assess ment in the decision implausible.
if tomorrow the Belgian Parliament adopts the implausible, indecent and ignominious bill tabled by its main political rivals,
seems implausible, given the precision