Sentence examples similar to conceivable long term from inspiring English sources
Nobody knew at the time that the worst and most paranoid elements in the national government were hysterically focussed on what was, after all, a small rebellion in a remote rural prison, one where the inmates had no guns and every conceivable long-term advantage lay with the authorities.
It is conceivable that long-term improvement of emotional issues could be due mainly due to a higher patient confidence in the successful management of disease.
It is conceivable that long-term Pt contributes significantly to the development of secondary malignancies, such as urothelial cell cancer, but the limited size of our study population does not allow us to draw conclusions on this issue [ 21].
This could be a potentially significant confounder in any trial of autophagy-enhancing drugs and indeed it is conceivable that long-term inhibition of autophagy with these agents may even exacerbate the disease course.
They hypothesized that these effects were the consequence of females with a male co-twin being masculinized by increased prenatal androgen exposure, although it seems conceivable that long-term effects of differential allocation of pre-natal resources could also have contributed to the differences.
"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.
"Think long term," he said.
