Sentence examples for conceivable action from inspiring English sources

No, you say, we have to take every conceivable action and precaution to assure safety".

At a moment when the word "resist" is everywhere, and attached to every conceivable action, even shopping can be dressed up to look like the revolution.

After a series of close range volleys, every conceivable action was taken to rally the men but, alack, to no avail.

But not long ago, a panel of experts on finance and water, led by Michel Camdessus, a former chairman of the International Monetary Fund, said that solving the drinking water problem would do more for reducing poverty and advancing other social goals "than almost any other conceivable actions".

Although it is conceivable that action on crystalline cellulose may require several GH61s that attack various faces on the crystals [ 18] the massive abundance of GH61-encoding genes in biomass converting fungi does suggest that activity on other polysaccharide substrates may occur.

Third, flight is indicated as the only conceivable course of action by the signals each is receiving from others.

The Evening Stan dard, owned by the archconser vative Daily Express, said it was conceivable that the action could work militarily, but there were doubts.

Officials said it was conceivable that military action could still be averted by a dramatic turnabout on the part of the Assad government, or by the Russian government that has been supporting it.

The educator tries to present various sides of an issue the grounds for doubting as well as the grounds for believing the statements he makes, and the disadvantages as well as the advantages of every conceivable course of action.

It is conceivable that this action takes place either within or outside the CNS.

Likewise, it is conceivable that the action of abatacept does not fully depend on its ability to inhibit T cell responses, as fully developed T cell responses are less dependent on CD28 costimulation.