Sentence examples for conceivable for the from inspiring English sources

He asked if it was "conceivable" for the U.S. to ratify the treaty.

"It's conceivable for the president to lose Florida and have other ways to go," he said.

I do not think he is the right candidate, but it is conceivable, for the wrong reasons, that Europe might elect the wrong candidate.

"Even five years ago, it wouldn't have been conceivable for the Super Bowl to express an unabashedly pro-gay message during the half-time show".

"The prime minister has a very sound point when he says it is not conceivable for the Syrian people to accept President Assad in the long term.

The second is not much more conceivable for the EU.Third, there is a strong strategic argument for bolstering Ukraine as a democracy and as a sovereign state.

"It's the conceivability factor: what seems conceivable for students," said Nick Gozik, the director of the office of international programs at Boston College.

It is conceivable, for example, that the training effect is encoded elsewhere in the brain and that the increased lPFC activity observed when the training rules were violated arise because behaving contrary to training is less practiced and thus more effortful, in essence, a form of task switching effect (40).

Our existing fleet of warplanes, for instance, might "assure aerial supremacy over any conceivable foe for the next generation," if it were not for the broad range of enemies the military considers "conceivable".

The best conceivable defense for the governor was that he regarded this as normal.

After five years, Mr Brown's record as chancellor can be criticised, but he stands far above any conceivable rival for the job.