Sentence examples for such conceivable from inspiring English sources

Wittgenstein's foundationalist critic (e.g., set theorist) will undoubtedly say that we have extended the term "irrational number" to lawless and pseudo-irrationals because they are needed for the mathematical continuum and because such "conceivable numbers" are much more like rule-governed irrationals than rationals.

But no such possibility seems conceivable at present.

Mr. Godley did not see how such optimization is conceivable.

And, in the absence of such disclosures, what conceivable transgressions committed by the Nixon White House would surprise us even now?

But the Republicans can't even agree amongst themselves on various areas where an agreement is conceivable, such as immigration and tax reform.

If the third scenario were to be realised, the psychological impact on Israel will be such that any conceivable land-for-peace deal with the Palestinians will have to be accompanied by much more rigorous security arrangements on the ground.

One of the iconic images of football is of linemen preparing to square off, face mask to face mask, with one hand dug into the turf in a three-point stance, but Commissioner Roger Goodell said Sunday that it was conceivable such showdowns could be prohibited.

Consistent connection among the objects in such situations is conceivable just when the applications can speak with each other irrespective of their surroundings/implementation details.

As such, it is conceivable that some of the delivered contrast agent is gas trapped within the oxygenator, in a similar way that air bubbles would be trapped.

He argues that such ghosts are conceivable and possible, and that they provide an argument against physicalism which leaves no loophole for Russellian monism.

BPA is used in plastic industries; consequently the release from different sources is conceivable such as packages for food and drink, varnishes, paintings and glues (Barnabe et al. 2009).