Sentence examples for imaginable situation from inspiring English sources

"The very nature of due process negates any concept of inflexible procedures universally applicable to every imaginable situation.

The program ran in much the same way as TurboTax, offering options for almost any imaginable situation, and prepared the sample return in an hour.

You can't program a car for every imaginable situation, so at some stage, you have to trust that it will cope with just about anything that's thrown at it, using whatever intelligence it has.

Every imaginable situation occurs as the lead character tries to perfect every moment of his life.

Otherwise, how can you explain the last decade and a half in which no military action from Afghanistan to Iraq, Yemen to Libya worked out half-well in the long run (or even, often enough, in the short run), and yet the U.S. military remains the option of first, not last, resort in just about any imaginable situation?

The only imaginable situation that might produce such anomalous results is if the blood samples had been taken immediately after direct introduction of DEHP into the blood stream.

The book's strength is less plot or even character than it is its dizzying crystallizations of the blackest imaginable situations.

The book is infused with the Gandhian ethos of nonviolence as theory and practice, and yet Mr. Schell tells us that although he had wondered whether the process of writing this book had turned him into a pacifist, he decides not: "The difficulty of the creed for me was not the root of the word, pax, but its suffix, ist, -- suggesting that one rule was applicable to all imaginable situations".

However, it is always feasible to test all imaginable situations.

And the crisis team does need to be trained and drilled as to how to react optimally in real-time to unimaginable, as well as imaginable, situations.

It provides an understanding of almost all quantitative expressions observed in all imaginable situations, including spelling variants and the abbreviations and symbols for units, and various acronyms used in metrology.