That this is even conceivable is a sign of the party's woes.
People, don't you think young adults should get the clearest, most easy-to-compare information conceivable before they sign a huge, life-changing loan deal?
Signs from every conceivable place and representing every conceivable religious denomination, philosophical viewpoint, labor union, and walk of life assembled at St . Judes and lined up in orderly fashion.
And are they voting for the Mitt who refused to sign a no-taxes pledge, or the one who is now bragging about having signed it at every conceivable opportunity?
It is conceivable that Houston could acquire Howard in a sign-and-trade deal, although the Lakers have indicated they would rather let Howard walk and preserve payroll flexibility.
"There isn't a problem and I'm sure I'll sign soon," he said, but it is conceivable that this could be his last season.
It is even conceivable that biotic systems ultimately retained the use of primordial signs such as Ca2+ for intercellular messaging purposes where the ion (sign) now has an arbitrary relation to object (intracellular or extracellular state) that it signifies.
But more than anything, the city's 38th annual celebration of the establishment of Israel was a boisterous New York City-style festival of free speech, with just about every opinion conceivable on the Arab-Israeli conflict displayed in a dizzying streetscape of signs, floats, flags and T-shirts.
For those present at Ess's examination in December 1618 it was perfectly conceivable that his body could harbor the pox and leprosy and exhibit signs of both diseases simultaneously.
It is conceivable that body temperature on admission can be used as a sign of the ability of the body to maintain temperature homeostasis.
What is conceivable is a general tendency toward words being fixed by the use of signs, without transmission of particular systems.
