Sentence examples for conceivable time from inspiring English sources

I am despondent that the laws of physics conspire to prevent any conceivable time machine from working.

How could the party come into government at the worst conceivable time, even though being the only party with no responsibility for the economic crisis?

According to this point of view, the present moment is the very centre in the middle of all conceivable times.

Three potential major evolutionary fates of color polymorphisms are conceivable over time: maintenance, loss, or speciation.

There are plenty of conceivable "one-time-only changes" yet to be exploited, such as 3D printing, intelligent robots, and nanites that could instantly repair our bodies.

"It is conceivable that, given time, these effects and the benefits they bring in terms of more efficient allocation of capital and risk could be replicated elsewhere in Europe," said Cunliffe.

"Morgan's poetry comes at you from every conceivable corner of time and space and in every imaginable mode," says Colin Nicholson, professor of English at Edinburgh and author of a study of Morgan's work, Inventions of Modernity (2002).

Initially their position was that they welcomed dialogue with the Brotherhood and it was conceivable that in time they could even be allowed back into government, as long as they did not have blood on their hands.

Sure, it made people look like a bit silly, and came out at possibly the worst time conceivable.

It was at least conceivable at the time to blame defeat on that movement, a "liberal" media, and lily-livered, micromanaging politicians.

It is also conceivable that over time there has been a shift in attitudes with younger people being more accepting of longer commuting distances.