Sentence examples for perfectly conceivable from inspiring English sources
Parity with the dollar is perfectly conceivable.
It is perfectly conceivable if the prime minister wants it.
If neither of the two big parties ends up with a parliamentary majority at the next election a perfectly conceivable result they could be king-makers.
It's perfectly conceivable that climate change, theoretical stagnation or social change could see progress level off, Reynolds continues, but linear extrapolation from the past "never really captures the feel of the future".
It is perfectly conceivable that you could sit through three acts of Michael Frayn's homage to the Great British farce and emerge thinking: "Thank God they don't make them like that any more".
It's perfectly conceivable that such a company, without much threat of being overtaken by a competitor, might be tempted to tamper with material contributed by its users if it helps to make the company more money.
"How could she conceivably have been such a successful, bipartisan, reach-out senator, collaborating even with impeachment managers, if she hadn't learned something?" In Holbrooke's chronicle, her Senate career has instructed her in congressional power and filled the last conceivable holes in her résumé, leaving her perfectly poised for the Presidency.
It is conceivable that if this procedure is able to perfectly reconstruct the information lost the resulting graph would be equivalent to Myers' string graph.
France and Britain have no conceivable enemy and have the NATO Umbrella to protect them but continue to deploy their weapons.All this is perfectly acceptable.
Hardly seems conceivable, but.
