Sentence examples for be conceivable in from inspiring English sources

It must be conceivable in this fictional world for a clever and brave investigator – the traditional police detective transposed into a nightmare situation – to find out the terrible truth that has been hidden from Germans as well as from the rest of the world.

Therefore, caching as a key for exclusion could only be conceivable in corvids so far.

Moreover, specific epigenetic genome silencing might also be conceivable in balancing the hybrid genome made up of 54 and 72 chromosomes.

No other actor is conceivable in the role, now that Kirk Douglas is out of the running.

But many other deals are conceivable in Europe's shifting telecoms market.

Various combinations of power-desalination systems are conceivable in order to satisfy both power and water demands.

What is possible in the world may not match what is conceivable in the imaginations of philosophers.

This work represents the first-ever microbial production of pentane and demonstrates that short chain n-alkane synthesis is conceivable in model cellular hosts.

Although it is "conceivable in a particular case" that the district court "would refuse to transfer a case notwithstanding the counterweight of a forum-selection clause," Stewart, supra, at 30-31, 108 S.Ct.

e360: Do you feel that if the Obama administration gets behind a serious structure of targeted greenhouse gas reductions that it's conceivable in Copenhagen to have a global agreement with binding reductions in greenhouse gases?

Two main micromechanical effects are conceivable in this context, namely: (i) interaction of γRN with microcracks from the matrix (crack blunting or arresting); and (ii) deformation-induced phase transformation of γRN to martensite (TRIP effect).