It seemed inconceivable at that time that the print book business with its half-millennium history would become worthless in just a few years time, so the predictions by industry leaders were that the venerable print book business would coexist happily with the augmentation of e-books that would allow people to travel easily with their favorite book.
However Roig also points out that authors should be concerned about reusing previous work as with technological advances it will not be long before all forms of academic written work can "be easily identified, retrieved, stored and processed in ways that are inconceivable at the present time" (Roig, 2016, p.665).
It asserted that "serious negotiations" were inconceivable for the time being.
It was an inconceivable amount of money at the time.
Journalistic "problems" notwithstanding, it's simply inconceivable that The Times would choose this path.
The longing Iraqis felt for almost anything Western — from fashion to architecture to movies — may seem almost inconceivable at a time when much of the world views the U.S. cultural dominance as a particularly insidious form of imperialism.
It was a disaster on an almost inconceivable scale, receiving global coverage at the time.
It is hard to see how it could be built today but inconceivable how they did it at the time Henry VI was on the English throne.
Not the real estate pages, or the business pages, or as bafflingly inconceivable it might have seemed at the time, the political pages.
At the time it was inconceivable that anything would run as long as 'A Chorus Line".' 290,880 hours (estimated) to create the initial costumes and accessories -- These days, the associate costume designer, Sam Fleming, is overseeing the creation of 500 costumes for the forthcoming truncated Las Vegas production.
At the time, it was inconceivable to most international wine critics that a California wine could beat or even match the quality of French wines [details, intriguing].
