Sentence examples for conceivable interest from inspiring English sources
What conceivable interest would these countries have in doing so?
Charities have no conceivable interest in taking a position on this important political process question.
The Downtown Alliance's 40-person board of directors includes almost every conceivable interest.
In fact, as Mr. Snowden's documents have shown, the omnivorous agency's operations range far beyond terrorism, targeting foreigners of any conceivable interest.
I reckon the M.P.A.A. should use the advent of "Speed Racer" to revive an old ratings symbol: a big Roman X, meaning "of no conceivable interest to anyone over the age of ten".
The right-on heroine (a violin-playing, corporation-running mother of five, say, with an enlightened husband and a virile young lover called Raoul) is of no conceivable interest to any genuine writer; besides, she is well-represented in any number of admiring narratives — and you can get them at the airport.
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Classifications by gender are evaluated according to intermediate scrutiny they must be "substantially" related to an "important" government objective while most everyday distinctions need only be rationally related to some conceivable government interest.
Millions of dollars in campaign contributions have poured in over the course of the debate, with nearly every conceivable corporate interest weighing in, from Wall Street banks and drug companies to Silicon Valley tech giants and Texas trial lawyers.
It is presumed valid, and a challenge is dismissed unless a plaintiff proves that the law advances no conceivable rational state interest.
"For instance," Mr. Owens said, "when the board approved investments in companies in which some of its members also had interests, it's conceivable that the directors weren't acting in the best interests of the foundation".
