Sentence examples for then it's conceivable from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush said he felt compelled to act because "if you don't take decisive measures, then it's conceivable that our country could go into a depression greater than the Great Depressions".

Then it's conceivable that one might test and deploy methods of intervention for the most isolated and vulnerable young people.... Outlandish?

However, if one accepts the premise that loneliness is expressive of an individual's relationship to the community, then it is conceivable that the ways social relations are organized within the community will result in cross-cultural variations in the way people experience loneliness.

First, if Tiddles has been conditioned to associate taking pills with improved health then it is conceivable that there is a placebo effect.

If there are programmers who are sharp at both programming and poker, then it is conceivable to write a bot that can win.

Then it is conceivable that we might know "\(1 + 4\)" designates some number, but not know what it is.

He argues that the ontological argument works only if existence is a predicate; if this is not so, then it is conceivable for a completely perfect being to not exist, thus defeating the ontological argument.

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If the temporal dynamics of synaptic responses are not identical for inhibition and excitation, then it is conceivable that the relative amount of excitation and inhibition required to achieve contrast-invariant orientation tuning is reached only after some time of visual stimulation.

The rationale of the technique was that since a single neuron receives 100 s to 1000 s of synaptic inputs from different neurons, then it is conceivable that a single neuron could serve as a "microphone" of the neuronal network (Fig. 1).

If a PDAT orthologue was identified, particularly in chloroplasts, then it is conceivable that PC or even galactolipids may be utilized as acyl donors in TAG synthesis [ 54].