Sentence examples for able to conceive the from inspiring English sources

No one seemed able to conceive the possibility that Congress would go down the road to default.

The radicals of the 60s were able to conceive the possibility of a new mode of human existence, but technology and the balance of global forces – class, race, inter-state rivalry – militated against achieving it.

It's currently being crowdfunded on Indiegogo, and according to Chris, "Trident was able to conceive the product, create a 3D printed prototype and build a campaign within three weeks".

The individual will in turn be able to conceive of the personal and social importance of the information and what processing of such knowledge might mean.

Because some couples, who are not infertile, may not be able to conceive within the first year of unprotected sex, the World Health Organisation therefore recommends the epidemiological definition of infertility, which is the inability to conceive within two years of exposure to pregnancy [ 1].

This poses the problem of how to preserve the dualism and still be able to conceive of the world as a whole in a unitary fashion.

The Glow team's goal is to graduate those who've been able to conceive using the original Glow app to Glow Nurture.

"I'm wondering how I'll survive or whether I'll be able to conceive in the future".

Mothers (F0) who were able to conceive despite the food shortage may themselves have had genetically enhanced fertility and could have passed this genetic trait down to their daughters (F1).

You may be encouraged to make and store a sperm sample to ensure that you'll be able to conceive in the future.

"The shift key – get rid of it!" "But why?" "So no one will ever again, anywhere in the world be able to conceive of typing the words 'SharePoint' or 'OneNote'".