Sentence examples for conceivable to take from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, frame weighting algorithms or techniques like super-resolution are conceivable to take advantage of temporal information in video sequences.

But it's also conceivable it's going to take a long time".

No, you say, we have to take every conceivable action and precaution to assure safety".

Beyond that, they said, Ms. Reno made the trip to show that she is willing to take every conceivable step to resolve the issue peacefully.

It can be argued that the T.S.A. has failed in customer relations, that in its zeal to anticipate every conceivable threat, it has forgotten to take a deep breath and calmly explain why it does what it does to us — for us.

Indeed, it is quite conceivable that, even if the fight were to take place in England, Frampton would have the lion's share of support.

That's a big gamble for Trump to take but it's conceivable that he would take it.

But it is conceivable that, if he regains investor confidence, Mr. Gross would consider trying to take Idealab public again though he would probably not call it an incubator.

It's conceivable that some in the Guardian-reading demographic won't leap to take advice from a Christian minister in a conservative US state.

Re-acquisitions after mutualist loss is known to take place in the cultivar [7], [48] and are conceivable in Pseudonocardia; however, this has yet to be examined.

Suzan Mazur: If you had the technology enabling you to take a very high resolution look at the fetus during development, is it conceivable that you could give the fetus a kind of physical therapy?