Sentence examples for remains conceivable from inspiring English sources

Even so another flare-up remains conceivable.

It remains conceivable that The Aryan Papers project might be resurrected by another director.

It remains conceivable that some instances of adaptation can lead to sub-optimization or even global failures.

In a negotiating process, there is a point where everyone has been marched to the top of the hill, and the idea of marching back down again with nothing achieved remains conceivable – but no more.

"The existence of strange quark nuggets remains conceivable but not terribly likely," Witten says.

In response, one might just stipulate that what is under consideration are two always-disjoint blocks, and then insist that the case remains conceivable, so described.

It remains entirely conceivable, however, that labor could politically reassert itself in some new institutional configuration – or return to a more prominent electoral position, should the Democratic leadership chart a decidedly populist course in the wake of its unexpected November 2016 loss.

If this seems like a remote possibility, it remains the only conceivable reason that NPG would insert this bizarre clause.

In addition, as shown in the sensitivity graph, even assuming the worst case scenario, that is, that the cost of the ultrasound scanner remains constant with maximum conceivable depreciation of the costs of CT and MR imaging technology, there is still a clear economic advantage for CEUS examination of the liver.

It is conceivable, and remains to be shown, that inherent characteristics of adipocyte cellular function as well as variations in molecular degradation or clearance rate may influence the levels of these mediators in lean prepubertal children [9].

Although the exact reason for this remains unclear, it is conceivable that topical corticosteroid phobia or anxiety may underlie poor adherence, as suggested by Aubert-Wastiaux et al.