Sentence examples for conceivable good from inspiring English sources
What conceivable good can be served by such a sentence?
The market, with its hawkers proposing every conceivable good and service, is no place for weak men.
Men and young boys hawked wares through megaphones as they stood amid piles of clothes, shoes, electronics and every conceivable household good.
At the beginning of the book, she introduces a female emigre who lives to buy and taste every conceivable consumer good.
Whatever difficulties Yankees experienced paled in comparison with those of Southerners, who were plagued with shortages of food, salt, and nearly every conceivable consumer good.
That is conceivable, right?
And he draws a parallel with diamonds: It's also conceivable that a good advertising campaign by gold producers could be enough to move the price of gold.
But this seems implausible: epiphenomenal entities are surely conceivable, which is good evidence that they are possible.
Therefore, it is conceivable that the good prognosis of this patient selection may explain the absence of CXCL8 immunoreactivity in the epithelial cells.
There are curved ceramic panels in pastel shades, bars and pipes in every conceivable formation as well as the good old fashioned cast-iron radiators on which we used to soften plasticine at my Victorian primary school.
