Sentence examples similar to imaginable expense from inspiring English sources
Hughes's counsel had argued the texts do not prove he is racist and were a small fraction of a mass of offensive "jokes" on his phone "at the expense of almost every imaginable minority".
Yet ending deforestation in the Amazon would be in Brazil's interest, and many Brazilians are demanding it, which is why it is now imaginable.It will not be at the expense of Brazilian farmers.
Mancini, who runs that other club on the other side of Manchester, led it to a second-place finish this year, one season after winning the title (at United's expense) in probably the most exciting way imaginable.
Here, many of South Africa's largest and most prestigious banks opted to pour in vast amounts of microcredit in order to quickly generate profits at the expense of the hardest-working yet most vulnerable individuals imaginable.
Every imaginable trend suggests that VCs will start to invest more in content companies at the expense of aggregation, distribution, tech, and advertising, but after predicting this for 6 years, I think you can rule this one out, too.
The Newest NOOK Imaginable?
It was accessible, imaginable".
Everything imaginable, Freeney answered.
Everything imaginable went awry.
Or perhaps not — perhaps imaginable.
