Sentence examples for once inconceivable from inspiring English sources

It is heartening to see that this once inconceivable health concern is being discussed so openly.

Last year, Ms. Zana paid a once inconceivable visit — to Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

A glance at the current polls would suggest that the once inconceivable is suddenly a distinct possibility.

Given the violent backdrop to this city's history, the very thought of the BBC hosting a Sports Personality of the Year event in Northern Ireland was once inconceivable.

Alice Greenwald, the director of the new museum, and her team must simultaneously honor the dead and the survivors; preserve an archaeological site and its artifacts; and try to offer a comprehensible explanation of a once inconceivable occurrence.

WARSAW — The bustling streets of downtown Warsaw, increasingly filled with gleaming new automobiles and lined with Western boutique stores, seem a world away from downtown Tbilisi, Georgia's capital, where jittery residents this month faced the once inconceivable threat of Russian tanks advancing down Rustaveli Avenue in the center of the city.

Next, for the once-inconceivable divisional championship, they had to play the team from Jiminy Crickets, a bar based in East Northport.

But at a program where smashing offensive records has often been the soundtrack, the once-inconceivable barrier of 6,000 is a possibility for Keenum this season.

The most likely option: buying several hundred billion dollars of Treasury securities and mortgage-backed securities in a fourth round of purchases that could expand the Fed's portfolio to $3 trillion, a once-inconceivable sum.

WASHINGTON — Barack Hussein Obama was sworn in as the 44th president of the United States on Tuesday and promised to "begin again the work of remaking America" on a day of celebration that climaxed a once-inconceivable journey for the man and his country.

They are standing at the door eyeballing passengers personally, creating new code words to communicate with crews in emergencies, blocking entry to the cockpit with jump seats or snack carts, and telling passengers how they might protect themselves or disarm the enemy if the once-inconceivable were to happen again.