Sentence examples for conceivable doubt from inspiring English sources

Yet, they are going out of their way to remove any conceivable doubt.

If it becomes law, the new measure will mark a step forward because, first of all, it removes any conceivable doubt about the legal prohibition on Members of Congress and their staffs who might be tempted into insider trading.

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.

I doubt it, but it's conceivable, depending on how fast we slow down human-made climate forcing.

Why should switching from homunculi to neurons necessarily switch on the light of consciousness? (For doubts about the assumption that it is conceivable that the homunculus-head lacks consciousness, see e.g. Loar 1990/1997, pp. 613f).

Well, I doubt anyone is that close, but it's conceivable.

Rulis explained that the FDA requires as a standard of safety "reasonable certainty of no harm" but specifically does not require "proof beyond any possible doubt that no harm will result under any conceivable circumstance" (7).

If the court of public opinion could be held to the standard of reasonable doubt, then someone would have to ask its jury this question: is it conceivable that the Tsarnaev brothers were not the marathon bombers but, once they knew they were the suspects, they decided to run?

Hardly seems conceivable, but.

It's conceivable.

It seemed almost conceivable.