Sentence examples for a conceivable source from inspiring English sources

In our study, this was a conceivable source of error if not considered as there are at least three tributaries draining to the mainstem of Teno with considerable 1SW salmon stock that were not sampled for the baseline.

Mr. Grant said he could not "for the life of me think of any conceivable source" for an article in The Mail on Sunday in 2007 that claimed that his relationship with the socialite Jemima Khan was imperiled by late-night conversations with a "plummy-voiced" British-born film executive, "other than the voice mails that were on my mobile telephone".

The palmtop can draw power from any conceivable source -- four AAA batteries, a rechargeable battery, an AC adapter and probably a hand crank.

So I cannot for the life of me think of any conceivable source for this story in the Mail on Sunday except those voice messages on my mobile telephone.

Grant told the inquiry: "I cannot for the life of me think of any conceivable source for this story in the Mail on Sunday except those voice messages on my mobile telephone".

Grant concluded, "I cannot, for the life of me, think of any conceivable source for this story in the Mail on Sunday except those voice messages on my mobile telephone".

Every conceivable source is grist to Solesbury's mill.

If Dr. Ivins did not make the powder, one conceivable source might be classified government research on anthrax, carried out for years by the military and the Central Intelligence Agency.

The other 5,100 retirees of the firm who were not partners have a bit more financial backing for their retirement benefits, though a collapse of Andersen could send everyone to court to try to collect what they have been promised from every conceivable source.

Its delicate layering, flattened surface upon flattened surface, seems to suggest the art of collage, how imagery is hustled together and pressed into service from every conceivable source, printed, filmic or otherwise.

On 25 June 1815, the paper declared: Every incident relating to the late battle is so interesting and honourable to the national character, and the source of so much commendable pride and exultation to every Englishman, and at the same time so much sought after, that we have been induced to collect them from every conceivable source and present them to our readers.