Sentence examples for conceivable reason for from inspiring English sources
Racism was the only conceivable reason for lining up with the Republican candidate.
"I can't imagine any conceivable reason for withholding the grant on the basis of the subject matter of the play," Mr. Kushner said yesterday.
The only conceivable reason for Mr Khamenei's failure to countenance their arrest was his fear of turning adversaries into martyrs.In the first week of January came an admonition.
And that if those profits don't materialize as expected, you have a right to join one of those class action lawsuits, because the only conceivable reason for such an eventuality is that corporate malfeasance, right?
John Carey of the Sunday Times, wrote of one sister, Angela ("a born parasite"), that "the only conceivable reason for recording her life at all is that she was Daphne du Maurier's sister".
Not that being Mrs Oyelowo isn't the sort of enviable state of affairs any woman might wish to publicise loudly from the nearest rooftop, but surely the only conceivable reason for an English rose to assume a surname as ill-fitting as the Nigerian Oyelowo is if Jessica's maiden name had been Rabbit.
At least at high siRNA concentrations, competitive effects during lipofection or saturation of RISC are conceivable reasons for the failure to observe synergistic effects.
One of the conceivable reasons for this type of finding would be that a statin user might have been more compliant for gastroscopy screening, which led to early detection.
Moreover, the decision of whether a test is performed or not ultimately remains in the physician's responsibility; conceivable reasons for not performing a PERT assay include transient stay in the country or costs.
Early on in doing my PhD, roughly around the time I set up an experiment for the 20th time that failed to work for no conceivable reason, I realised that a future in scientific research was perhaps not for me.
