Sentence examples for longer inconceivable from inspiring English sources

But no longer inconceivable.

The election is still Ms Rousseff's to lose, but defeat is no longer inconceivable.

It is no longer inconceivable that its growth could outpace China's for a considerable time.

Should this dip below 40%, reckons João Castro Neves of Eurasia Group, a consultancy, her re-election would be in serious doubt.Defeat is certainly no longer inconceivable.

The idea that steel itself might one day be displaced by titanium is a long shot, but it is no longer inconceivable.

This is no longer inconceivable: the French and Dutch referendums in mid-2005 revealed the strength of the backlash against enlargement.Are Bulgaria and Romania ready?

As mining pools have got bigger, it no longer seems inconceivable that one of them might amass enough capacity to mount a 51% attack.

No government of Montenegro has ever been changed through the ballot box, but such an outcome may no longer be inconceivable.

Now some in Iran are even starting to worry about how much might be at stake if President Bashar al-Assad's government in Syria, long a client state of Iran's, collapses — which after a fifth day on Thursday of heavy street fighting in Damascus no longer sounds inconceivable.

On the other hand, it no longer seems totally inconceivable that the government was so corrupt and out of touch with reality that it was not even capable of operating rationally when its survival was at stake.

If Chinese reporters had a longer leash, it would be inconceivable for a smuggling ring in the southern city of Xiamen to bribe hundreds of top customs, police and party officials for years without exposure.