Sentence examples similar to a conceivable restriction from inspiring English sources
"We're seeing more of these extreme bills, like personhood amendments, like the heartbeat bill, gain more traction because basically every conceivable restriction on abortion has been enacted at this point in Kansas," Elise Higgins, a Kansas National Organization for Women lobbyist, told HuffPost over the phone on Tuesday.
That is, I concede, a conceivable construction of the words.
And a conceivable visible-light photocatalysis mechanism was proposed in detail.
At times is seems like nothing here works efficiently or even in a conceivable manner.
A lawyer turned lesbian porno producer doesn't exactly seem like a conceivable career move… Ha!
A conceivable scenario would be this.
Inflammation is emerging as a conceivable etiologic mechanism for both.
Already in the first interview a conceivable core category emerged.
You also held that, since the right to bear arms is not fundamental, all that is required to justify a weapons restriction is some reasonably conceivable state effects that could provide a rational basis for it.
Such a sweeping restriction is rare.
