Sentence examples for the conceivable reason from inspiring English sources

The conceivable reason lies in the high CIT concentration leading to the BaYF5 unit cell parameter change and lattice distortion.

The conceivable reason for this migration in the risk classification to an intermediate risk was caused by the significant decrease in high risk patients and the introduction of the new Gleason grading proposed by the 2005 International Society of Urologic Pathology (ISUP) Gleason Grading Consensus [ 9].

And this is one of the conceivable reasons why the current approaches focus on "how to do personalization" rather than "how personalization can be done well," as Fan and Poole [41] has noted.

One of the conceivable reasons for this type of finding would be that a statin user might have been more compliant for gastroscopy screening, which led to early detection.

The only conceivable reason the developer, Telford Homes, could have chosen that particular name is the building's location in Shoreditch, the heart of the East London art district.

Not that being Mrs Oyelowo isn't the sort of enviable state of affairs any woman might wish to publicise loudly from the nearest rooftop, but surely the only conceivable reason for an English rose to assume a surname as ill-fitting as the Nigerian Oyelowo is if Jessica's maiden name had been Rabbit.

Racism was the only conceivable reason for lining up with the Republican candidate.

John Carey of the Sunday Times, wrote of one sister, Angela ("a born parasite"), that "the only conceivable reason for recording her life at all is that she was Daphne du Maurier's sister".

The only conceivable reason for allowing dogma to dominate in this way is that the government doesn't want anyone independently auditing its performance on sustainable development – let alone a properly-resourced, indisputably expert body operating as a critical friend on an inside track within government.

The only conceivable reason to ally yourself with someone like Miller is to show the world how tolerant and reasonable you are.

The only conceivable reason to read about all this is that old habits die hard.