Sentence examples for previously inconceivable from inspiring English sources

In the space of one lifetime, the Internet has opened up opportunities that were previously inconceivable.

Eventually we turned our thoughts to the previously inconceivable possibility that one of us (me) might need to quit work.

But the murder of a man of principle has created a new climate in which things previously inconceivable become imperative.

The technology of search maximizes the value of a creative work by allowing a billion new connections into it, often a billion new connections that were previously inconceivable.

Over a generation, the Party has raised five hundred million citizens from poverty, and constructed a physical and economic world previously inconceivable.

What's more, he hinted, the campaign had figured out how to get its television advertisements in front of them with a previously inconceivable level of knowledge and accuracy.

For example, the yield on 10-year bonds issued by Indonesia is now below those of Spain and Italy, a previously almost inconceivable situation that shows how confidence levels have shifted.

This would have been inconceivable previously, when a prime minister could call an election almost at will.

It means that clinicians can now carry on their person a quantity of reference material that would previously have been inconceivable in hard-copy format.

Given the length of his career, and the high regard in which the Shakespearean actor is held among his peers, it seems inconceivable that he has never previously been so much as nominated.

Iran says no. Britain's foreign secretary, in Washington this week to confer with Ms Rice, had previously described the use of force against Iran as "inconceivable".