Sentence examples for conceive of benefit from inspiring English sources
Looking back, he believes everything depends on circumstances: "There are instances of violations of human rights so egregious," he writes, "that it is impossible to conceive of benefit in a continuing relationship; for example, the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia, and the genocide in Rwanda.
No federal program or entitlement applies to the entire population, and it is difficult to conceive of a "benefit" that some part of the population would not choose to eschew.
Treading this historic trajectory of development and progress illuminates the path on which we can conceive of myriad benefits to digitization, such as Echlin's claim that technology possesses the potential to "further democratize communication" and "connect us internationally".
I find it equally hard to conceive of Congress slashing benefits to a politically powerful group, which is what moving to a voucher system would involve.
In this case, it is difficult to conceive of a single tangible benefit that could result from a merger between the two airlines, particularly for Qantas shareholders.Qantas passengers often fly BA through Europe and across the Atlantic and BA passengers are found on Qantas flights in Asia and the Pacific.
"But the benefits that only a few years ago our company couldn't even conceive of with e-mail are fantastic.
"I cannot conceive of not writing.
How did you conceive of it?
Elizabeth Harris: How did you conceive of Woebot?
I could not conceive of the scale.
