Sentence examples for but conceivable from inspiring English sources

Others, not cheap but conceivable if my brother and I reach deep to help, are on the drawing board, including one in Hastings-on-Hudson with sweeping river views.

Supplies of the older suits could still end up being used in the current conflict if the 1.5 million new suits are exhausted -- an unlikely but conceivable situation, some government experts said.

No one even knows when the Senate election will occur — in 2010, as planned, or in the coming weeks or months in a special election, seen as unlikely but conceivable.

Still, even if it turns out that the attackers were all rooted in India, and derived all of their training and supplies from mainland Indian sources (unlikely, but conceivable), this does not absolve Pakistan of responsibility for a foreign and intelligence policy, pursued relentlessly for twenty years, that deliberately sponsors and nurtures terrorist groups.

Good energy resolution (typical of scintillator detectors), well-known oscillation parameters, and optimistically large (but conceivable) statistics are required.

This, of course, remains speculative at the moment, but conceivable targets of therapy could be the disrupted epithelial polarity and the accompanying mislocalisation of apical enzymes and transporters.

Furthermore, London, Rio de Janeiro and Toronto are less likely but still conceivable.

But what conceivable use would I find for my own rubicund brew?

The Yankees' chances of making the playoffs are grim but still conceivable.

The United States had the industrial tools but no conceivable use for tank divisions.

But any conceivable disappointment that The Selfish Giant is not as formally distinctive as The Arbor is soon swept away.