Sentence examples for making it conceivable from inspiring English sources

The Knicks promptly did it to the Cavaliers, making it conceivable that Mike Brown might have trouble outlasting Thomas.

The parchment was dated between 1440 and 1650, making it conceivable that the drawing was by Leonardo, who was born in 1452 and died in 1519.

2015 was an equally positive year for commercial agriculture, as gene-edited harvests across the United States were abundant, making it conceivable for gene-edited potatoes and soybeans to make it to consumer plates within two years.

Dan Ingvaldson, a researcher at ISS, says movies, many of them not yet released to theaters, have made the rounds through these underground networks, making it conceivable that someone has already seen Star Wars: Attack of the Clones without having to pay for it.

Kroger was referring to an old essay by climbing purist Reinhold Messner, who lamented the idea that bolted routes were making it conceivable to ascend anything.

Human Aβ is more aggregatable than murine Aβ, making it conceivable that the effect on Aβ levels in human brain could be even greater.

"But we've demonstrated the physics that make it conceivable".

By the time the National Human Genome Research Institute, part of the National Institutes of Health, embarked on Encode, major advances in DNA sequencing and computational biology had made it conceivable to try to understand the dark matter of human DNA.

In 2009, Fred Krupp, who is the president of the Environmental Defense Fund, wrote that Nocera's work "makes it conceivable that by midcentury we could satisfy our global energy needs by splitting — each second — just a third of the water in M.I.T.'s swimming pool".

Biosemantics makes it conceivable.

The rationalism of philosophers such as Rene Descartes and Gottfried Leibniz, made it conceivable that life could be explained in terms of physics and chemistry.