Sentence examples similar to conceivable necessities from inspiring English sources
Most, if not all, of these accounts of validity can be thought of as variant ways of giving formal precision to the idea that necessity is truth in every possible world or conceivable state of affairs.
In elucidating the true function of CRP in humans and in lower species, one must look beyond its possible role in disease pathology and inflammation, and consider its conceivable role as a key protein of innate immunity, and a necessity factor for general health and survival.
Moreover, role conceptualization might also be framed by necessity: where there is a shortage of skilled health care professionals, it is conceivable that the midwife's role is determined by the demands placed on it, rather than by the skills described by a formal role outline.
It further conduced to the same result by delegating to Congress the right to call, on occasions which were specified, for the militia force, thus again obviating the necessity for exercising the army power to the extent of being ready for every conceivable contingency.
Many think that if the physical facts entail consciousness by metaphysical necessity, then physicalists can maintain that even though zombies are metaphysically impossible, they are still conceivable (Balog 2012; Loar 1990/97; McLaughlin 2005; Sections 5.1, 5.2 below).
Hardly seems conceivable, but.
It seemed almost conceivable.
Conceivable and exceedingly unlikely.
