Sentence examples for inconceivable control from inspiring English sources

The care Ms. Gross took to maintain the dignity of the nursing home showed almost inconceivable control.

What makes Calabresi's proposal alarming is that such resistance is practically inconceivable in the party that controls Congress today.

His call for Medicare for All is both very expensive and inconceivable in a Congress where Republicans control even one chamber.

This was an inconceivable action unless North held first round control in clubs.

For many Arabs, it is inconceivable that U.S. citizens are not under the same controls.

PARIS — Someone well acquainted with the trading controls at Société Générale said it was "inconceivable" that Jérôme Kerviel's immediate supervisors were not alerted after his trades set off alarm bells at Eurex, the derivatives exchange based in Frankfurt.

In the best of cases, an insectivore might have access to thousands of potential prey and accounting or controlling for this number of variables is inconceivable.

As is the case for D4Z4, where repeat contraction inflicted chromatin changes result in the loss of control over the DUX4 gene, it is not inconceivable that inappropriate transcriptional activity of any MSR may have phenotypic consequences, including disease.

Bush has controlled her career with such fierce independence it is inconceivable to imagine her doing anything against her will.

But handing control of a key pipeline to such an unpredictable regime was inconceivable.

The satirical point, about US gun control, was well made: in Washington these days, it's almost inconceivable that a politician might sacrifice his or her career to stop six-year-olds getting murdered in school.