Sentence examples for conceivable successor from inspiring English sources
After the president's dismissal of Mikhail Kasyanov last week, six days of feverish speculation had thrown up the name of every conceivable successor.
Most conceivable successors to May would seek a more distant relationship with the EU than that specified in the withdrawal agreement.
He is also convinced that the Tories have already put themselves on the wrong side of the argument by trying to water down anti-terrorism legislation.Both Mr Blair's conceivable successors, Mr Brown and John Reid, the pugnacious home secretary, will have no compunction about outflanking the Tories on the authoritarian right if they seem to be putting civil liberties before national security.
It was a barely conceivable success.
If he does return, it is conceivable that Jackson would seek a short-term arrangement in which he would groom a successor — possibly Shaw or Kurt Rambis — and then move into an advisory capacity.
Hardly seems conceivable, but.
It seemed almost conceivable.
Conceivable and exceedingly unlikely.
If that debacle should have taught his successors one thing, it is that there is no diplomatic advantage to be had from tacitly capitulating to every conceivable demand before the negotiating begins.
