Sentence examples for that is imaginable from inspiring English sources

Its big cities work in a way that is imaginable for China and those who live in them enjoy a lifestyle many Chinese citizens hope for.

That is imaginable: the region's voters, once pro-nationalist by a margin of two to one, by last spring were evenly split, and recent polls show PNV support down.

Syria might descend into even greater chaos and bloodshed, if that is imaginable.

Jonathan runs his company, Command PR, based on the "Swimming With Sharks" school of management — bullying a young new associate to have collagen lip injections, haranguing female assistants to look even more slutty — if that's imaginable.

"Under Trump that's imaginable.

They must show that the unimaginable is imaginable after all.

The freelancers can at least persuade the people on each side that a peace is imaginable.

Curiously this gene encodes an effector protein that elicits plant responses so it is imaginable that parts of it have been transferred from bacteria to eukaryotes or vice versa.

So we do know that polymorphisms can exist that lower the risk of cancer, and it is imaginable that one day some form of genetic manipulation may be used as a general preventive measure against most cancers.

It is imaginable that they are probably required to dephosphorylate some substrates that participate in the repair process.

However, in dental care, it is imaginable that GDPs could give a guarantee on some treatments that have predictable outcomes.