Sentence examples for conceivable demand from inspiring English sources

If that debacle should have taught his successors one thing, it is that there is no diplomatic advantage to be had from tacitly capitulating to every conceivable demand before the negotiating begins.

Burns's diagnosis of "what went wrong" lightens the blame by finding a reason buried so deep that it satisfies every conceivable demand of self-acquittal.

To prevent conceivable demand effects on this measure, it was emphasized that participants' responses would not have any consequences for the assignment of course credits.

However, it is conceivable that the demand for Se increases under stress conditions where redox metabolism and hence participation of selenoproteins is stimulated [ 24].

Soon, Yankees caps in every conceivable color were in demand.

It's conceivable that Apple may demand the return of any iPhones that have been modified.

And if Clinton does indeed run for president, it's conceivable that opponents could demand equal time on the network.

If this is true, it is conceivable that such a demand may be heightened by the immunologically immature state of marsupials at birth.

The 75-times capped Leinster centre's omission from the entire squad for this weekend's game will be a major talking-point although it's conceivable, given the physical demands of the competition, it may be a case of him being kept fresh for next weekend's game against Wales.

As it is conceivable that managing pain demands a different treatment approach than managing pain-related cognitions, this knowledge might be useful to increase CLBP therapy effectiveness.

Because of the different neuroanatomical distributions of the circuits, it is conceivable that different time demands arise for activity to travel the short distance from perisylvian cortex to face- or arm-action representations as compared with the longer distance from the same perisylvian networks to the dorsal leg representation (Fig. 5e g).