Sentence examples for is now conceivable from inspiring English sources

"It is now conceivable that the parents have played a significant role in making him prominent".

Either way, it is now conceivable that the SPD and Greens could win a majority.

After Wisconsin, a contest, or at least some real drama, is now conceivable at the Democratic National Convention, too.

But it is now conceivable that Lin will play in this series, depending on how long it goes.

All the same, the fact that such an outcome is now conceivable is testimony to how the prospect of EU membership can mould countries' behaviour.

The inconceivable is now conceivable.

Signalling that default was now conceivable, he added it should be "for a very short period".

A coalition in the Democratic Party, between antiwar whites and blacks — perhaps something even wider than that — was now conceivable.

It was now conceivable, Mr Trenin said, that Russia and America could talk business over NATO expansion and possible Russian help to America over Iran.

He had been a nobody — that is to say, dead — and suddenly he arose on the other side, no longer nobody, because, by virtue of undertaking the inconceivable, which was now conceivable, he would become somebody.

Still, if the discovery appeared to be some modern twist on the city's 19th-century motto, "Urbs in horto" (Latin for "City in a garden"), no one here seemed particularly concerned that a rash of outdoor marijuana operations was now conceivable in Chicago.