Sentence examples for plausible to conceive from inspiring English sources

If the war on terror had not so completely eroded US judicial authority it is wholly plausible to conceive that Bin Laden could have been tried in exactly the same way as Sheikh Omar.

The patient-centered version of deontology is aptly labeled libertarian in that it is not plausible to conceive of not being aided as being used by the one not aiding.

It is left to others to conceive of a more plausible vision than trying to magic back the good old days.

The proximate-ultimate conceptualization of causation may not, in any absolute sense, deny these roles for development in evolution, but its association with a unidirectional model of causation and a blueprint metaphor for development makes it more difficult for researchers to conceive of these roles being plausible.

One limitation of the study is that only about 60percentt of the couples had plausible responses to questions about how long they had been trying to conceive since a miscarriage, the authors acknowledge.

Study design: Out of 128 patients submitted to myomectomy, we considered eligible for this study only the 41 patients wishing to conceive after surgery and who did not present any plausible infertility factor, apart from the removed myomas.

For a health state to be considered plausible, members of the general public involved in a valuation exercise must be able to conceive of some circumstances which might give rise to a particular pattern of responses to the five EQ-5D questions.

Considering the prospective nature of the study, plausible mechanisms that would lead to differential over or under-reporting of diagnoses according to previous appendicectomy status are hard to conceive.

Hard to conceive of that".

"That's tough to conceive".

'Trying to conceive is very private.