Sentence examples for every conceivable policy from inspiring English sources

What Robert understood is that despite being more media-saturated than at any other time in history -- despite being inundated with arguments over every conceivable policy point -- our dialogue remains silent with regard to the moral imperatives those policies entail.

The Web is a vast sloshing sea of individuals, sharing what would seem to encompass every conceivable thought about foreign policy, financial bailouts, the N.B.A. playoffs, delays at O'Hare, the new "keyboard cat" video, that jerk in the next cubicle and being bored.

In an insurer's ideal world, there'd be a profitable policy for every conceivable risk.

This link between locus of control and individuals' subjective perceptions of the return to effort has ramifications for nearly every conceivable dimension of labor market policy.

"Governments are allowing and encouraging fossil fuel companies to go after every conceivable fuel", said Hansen, "which is an obtuse policy that ignores the implications for young people, future generations and nature.

Robert Gordon, a young policy expert with an almost freakish recall of arcane data on every conceivable subject, suggests that Edwards talk about wage-earners first.

Halie Soifer, Wexler's bleeding-heart foreign-policy wonk, battles with Lale Mamaux, the hard-ass press secretary, on every conceivable issue, from how fiercely to attack George Bush to whether the office should pay for Halie's subscription to The Economist.

In every conceivable field".

Every conceivable turn of events?

"We've been attracting every conceivable demographic.

We covered it from every conceivable angle".