Sentence examples for has become conceivable from inspiring English sources

Over the past year, it has become conceivable that the lake could eventually drop below the level of the water authority's intake pipes, the straws that suck the water out for the Las Vegas Valley.

"Over the years, the unthinkable has become conceivable.

With the advancement of recombinant DNA technology, it has become conceivable to develop well-defined recombinant human therapeutic proteins (Torosantucci et al. 2014).

Recently, the operation of a third pathway has become conceivable based on the observation that small leucine-rich proteoglycans, such as biglycan and decorin, as secreted components of the extracellular matrix critically affect the communication between neighboring tissue cells in the course of their continuous formation and degradation.

What has become clear is that relevant and conceivable information and support are very important in the period after diagnosis [ 31].

But while it's conceivable that the N.F.L. has become savvy enough to not repeat its mistakes in the Ray Rice fiasco, the league has still left itself plenty of room to make new ones.

Obtaining regulatory and governance approval has become increasingly burdensome and disproportionate to the conceivable risks to research participants.

Old age is claiming a large proportion of the readership, and to make up for it management must look at every conceivable method of delivering content to an audience that has become promiscuous in its media consumption habits.

Thomas's chairs need to accommodate any conceivable body type for as long as necessary, and he has become a student of repose, obsessed with the density of cushions and the weave of fabrics.

Since the mid-1990's, as the competition between local television stations has become more intense, helicopters have given viewers a bird's-eye view of every conceivable event, with high-speed chases often the most dramatic.

"It's quite conceivable that we might end up less social in the future, which would be a disaster because we need to be more social our world has become so large" Dunbar said.