Sentence examples similar to a conceivable connection from inspiring English sources

And there was never any conceivable connection between the allegations he was making and product integrity".

While the section on Eszterhas's ex-friend and colleague Sharon Stone is more like a crude incitement to masturbation: a lurid and cheesy and contemptible cashing-in on a woman with no conceivable connection to the scandal (and a nice baby shower gift to mark her new role as mother).

Ditto the Duke of Edinburgh award, which has no conceivable connection with your passion for, sorry, interest in, medieval history.

His 'demonstrations' rather than structured deductions are often founded on the principle that conceivable connections are possible, inconceivable connections impossible, and necessary connections those the denials of which are impossible or inconceivable.

That is, I concede, a conceivable construction of the words.

And a conceivable visible-light photocatalysis mechanism was proposed in detail.

A conceivable scenario would be this.

In the case of latter, downstream component is conceivable of connection to more downstream genes.

It makes her dig to find any conceivable Kennedy connections in her early life, to the point where she notes that she was born on May 4, 1960, "six days before Senator John Kennedy won the pivotal West Virginia primary".

Thus, it is conceivable that a connection between CX3CL1 and the actin cytoskeleton is required to ensure robust adhesion.

Given the temperature sensitivity of BB1305, a connection to the heat shock regulon was conceivable.