Sentence examples for conceivable need from inspiring English sources
The collections of the Museum of Modern Art and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum would seem to satisfy every conceivable need, and then some.
Since the end of the cold war, private aid organizations have mushroomed across Africa, addressing every conceivable need in seemingly every corner of the world's poorest continent.
Above $100m, you are one of the super-rich, able to meet any conceivable need that you (or your family) might have in your lifetime.
Most children who come to the hospital do so through here, and the staff are drawn from a range of specialities to meet every conceivable need.
Acting on the principle that if something isn't broken, there could be no conceivable need to fix it, Farm Heroes operates along exactly the same lines as Candy Crush.
With the country's northern border with Tajikistan mostly sealed, the secret routes into Taliban-controlled territory have supplied Afghans on the rebel side with almost every conceivable need: food, soap, clothing, even weapons.
The first predicts the demise of the "universal" bank, that behemoth that pretended to meet all your conceivable needs but in fact led to lousy service and ridiculous risk-taking (forgive the hyperbole: I write as an aggrieved depositor and shareholder of the Royal Bank of Scotland).
Her anti-craftsiness sharply distinguishes her from another major ceramic artist, Ken Price, who exaggerates tactile seductiveness and chromatic beauty at the same time; his parti-color, glass-smooth recent works are too well made for any conceivable human need.
So far in 2015, we've had the Adidas Ultra Boost – "the greatest running shoe ever"; the Asics Gel-Kayano 21 – "built-in impact guidance system"; the Puma Mobium Elite Speed NightCat – "improved visibility"; among thousands more designed to meet every conceivable sporting need.
He interviews backpackers on Koh Phangan, an island that meets all conceivable tourist needs – western food, beer and drugs.
Evenly distributed, that tiny share of fresh water would be ample to cover all conceivable human needs for the next century at least; but like grain, it is unevenly spread.
