Sentence examples for conceivable benefit from inspiring English sources

"The costs of engaging in racial discrimination in college admissions are huge and they overwhelm any conceivable benefit.

"It will become abundantly clear that Christie endorsed Trump and received absolutely no conceivable benefit for doing so," Dorrinson said.

The financial and human costs that were incurred dwarf any conceivable benefit to our country's best interests, and we should have seen that coming.

In arguing that the United States should negotiate with Hamas despite Hamas's continuing refusal to accept Israel's existence, Mr. Cohen paints Israel's actions only in the harshest of lights, while giving Hamas every conceivable benefit of the doubt, and then some.

But, the question must be asked: Of what conceivable benefit could it have been to be in awe of a gorgeous sunrise when the attention would have diminished one's alertness to danger?

It is also possible that standard HAART regimens reduce infectivity such that r = 0 (i.e. β HAART = 0), in which case intensification of standard HAART regimens would have no conceivable benefit.

What are the conceivable benefits to the North Korean people?

He is skeptical that religion has any survival value, contending that its cost in blood and guilt outweighs any conceivable benefits.

This was, significantly, a time when other industries were holding the line on every conceivable employee benefit.

Economic legislation is generally upheld if the state can point to any conceivable public benefit resulting from its enactment.

It is therefore conceivable that benefits of late PN were seen because the majority of patients received no PN or early high-glucose loading.