Sentence examples for conceivable cases from inspiring English sources

This solution makes 2 ( t + − t − ) / τ ℓ ∗ half-turns around the origin for t ∈ [ t −, t + ]. Figure 4, although not exhaustive of all the conceivable cases, summarizes several different possibilities.

But for almost every other conceivable case, they are a terrible idea.

That is, in any conceivable case in which the premises are true, the conclusion yielded by the inference rule will also be true.

From the premise "somebody envies everybody," one can validly infer that "everybody is envied by somebody". There is no conceivable case in which the premise of this inference is true and the conclusion false.

(In almost every conceivable case, firing someone for making a mistake on Twitter is an overreaction).Despite its leniency, US Airways took fast and decisive action to fix the problem.

In considering this procedure under the Due Process Clause, we recognize, as we have in other cases, that due process of law does not require a hearing 'in every conceivable case of government impairment of private interest.' Cafeteria and Restaurant Workers Union etc. v. McElroy, 367 U.S. 886, 894, 81 S.Ct.

Nor is there any distinction in the Constitution empowering Congress exclusively to punish calumny directed against an officer of the General Government; so that a construction assuming the power of protecting the reputation of a citizen officer will extend to the case of any other citizen, and open to Congress a right of legislation in every conceivable case which can arise between individuals.

The worst, but conceivable case, has Netanyahu playing -- unintentionally -- Dr. Kevorkian to the state of Israel.

Well, I think this is the best conceivable case in terms of modern state and market institutions.

But they do want to ensure they have planned for every conceivable type of incident in case it should ever come to pass.

There are conceivable use cases.