Sentence examples similar to tackle conceivable from inspiring English sources
Whitt and Lyft didn't want to go into details on exactly which features his team will tackle first, but it is conceivable that improving rider and driver location tracking will be part of his focus.
And now, when the British industry often seems lacking in identity, he has created a film of uncompromising seriousness and self-belief which tackles the most divisive subject conceivable - abortion - yet thus far has united cinema goers of all opinions in admiration for its humanity and strength.
Mr Huhne said "In what conceivable way can the introduction of a new criminal offence every day help tackle crime when most crimes that people care about have been illegal for years.
Several recent studies have addressed structured treatment interruption (STI), as conceivable strategy to stimulate and enhance the immune system HIV-1 specific response to tackle viral replication in the absence of chemotherapy [ 17- 19] even though several reports showed that only 10 20% of chronically infected patients achieved a short-term suppression of viral replication [ 20- 22].
Hardly seems conceivable, but.
It seemed almost conceivable.
Conceivable and exceedingly unlikely.
