Sentence examples for for no conceivable reason from inspiring English sources

Early on in doing my PhD, roughly around the time I set up an experiment for the 20th time that failed to work for no conceivable reason, I realised that a future in scientific research was perhaps not for me.

Her words held no resonance with my soul until I received the shocking news that, three weeks after the trial, this man is, for no conceivable reason than to harass or harm me, living in the city that I've made my home.

There is no conceivable reason why it should.

"He has no motives to lie, no conceivable reason to testify against his best friend.

However, there is no conceivable reason these two pieces of equipment shouldn't work together via VGA.

In a statement to the BBC, Boston College said: "There is no conceivable reason why the British or Irish governments, which set the terms for the IICD papers when they were sent to the college, would break those terms".

There was no conceivable reason why he would renege on such a simple, easily fulfilled promise.

He repeated the ticket-to-ride phrase a few times; assuming that there was some reason for it, beyond a fondness for the Beatles, one has to ask: Who is issuing these tickets, for what conceivable reason, and what is the fare?

But for what conceivable reason do headache disorders remain among these ignominious top ten when they are largely treatable?

Headache disorders, we said at the time of GBD2010, were among the top ten causes of disability because they were common and disabling, but we asked: "For what conceivable reason do headache disorders remain among these ignominious top ten when they are largely treatable?" [1].

The thing with peremptory strikes is that lawyers can use them to challenge potential jurors for almost any conceivable reason -- except a discriminatory reason, like race or gender.