Sentence examples for inconceivable to develop from inspiring English sources

Somerson reported that Dr Werner Bollage, a scientist with the company, wrote in 1971 that it was "inconceivable to develop an agent" that caused birth defects for such a "common complaint as acne".

"It is inconceivable — repeat, inconceivable — to get a world recession," he said.

And it is inconceivable that modern technological societies could survive without schools to develop high levels of literacy.

It was inconceivable to many that a Tory prime minister could manage to get these words out of his mouth.

It was inconceivable to me not to.

It's inconceivable to me.

Often, a life other than the Navy seemed inconceivable to people in it, or, rather, they seemed inconceivable outside of it.

The future is, literally, inconceivable to us now.

"It is unacceptable and inconceivable to continue without a plan".

The idea of a comic book about the Holocaust was inconceivable to most.

It's inconceivable to him that he wouldn't win every bet.