Sentence examples for if it's conceivable from inspiring English sources

If it's conceivable that the people of the time had these superstitions or beliefs, then I would allow it".

If it's conceivable for one type of large-scale unmanned aerial vehicle that is flown remotely to engage in a dogfight over hostile terrain, couldn't another type of U.A.V. carry passengers from points A to B? Technologically, there doesn't seem to be any obvious barrier.

We couldn't, then, ever know of it, or have any reason to think it obtained, and it is not clear that its sheer conceivability (if it is conceivable — see below) should count against Davidson's monism.

He asked if it was "conceivable" for the U.S. to ratify the treaty.

"I wonder if it is conceivable that any country in the world could allow such a thing to happen to a writer of worldwide reputation.

Then if it is conceivable that the purely physical facts about us should have held without C, then C is not physicalistically explicable.

Asked if it was conceivable that Laxey could also vote the "requisitioners" onto the board at the AGM, Kingsnorth added: "Of course I could support the EGM people, but I won't because their job is done.

Community-Wide Internalists says that even if it is conceivable that there are individuals who are entirely indifferent to their moral judgments, internalists claim that no member of a community could be credited with a genuine moral stance, if no one in the community was motivated by their judgments (Lenman 1999; Tresan 2009).

No, we haven't found evidence for such civilisations yet, but if we do, it's conceivable that they developed on a world of which the rock found around Gliese 876 is merely a first example.

"It's conceivable that if you say anything is innate, people will say you are racist, but the climate has changed," he says.

It's conceivable that if you bust up the company and seek to maximize returns you will chase your best talent.