Sentence examples for there are conceivable from inspiring English sources

There are conceivable use cases.

It's conceivable there are instances here of "asymptomatic infection". Researchers say a person can become infected with Ebola, never develop symptoms, never become contagious, and fully recover, becoming virus-free — without knowing any of that had happened.

The younger, very popular Pianos follows Arlene's Grocery protocol, keeping the "Pianos" name and sign from the store that was there when it was conceivable that a piano store might make it on the Lower East Side.

There are many conceivable motives.

There are many conceivable variants of such processes.

Immanuel Kant (1724 1804) proposed that there are no conceivable circumstances in which lying is morally acceptable.

There are no conceivable tax increases that can keep up with this spending rise.

In my opinion, there are no conceivable arguments that outweigh my concern for the safety of my family.

But there are no conceivable circumstances in which any Palestinian can concede their own history in favour of the Zionist narrative.

Utilitarians can never say "never" because there are always conceivable circumstances in which the benefit of the consequences would outweigh the cost of the torture.

David Brooks echoes that point in an op-ed today, saying "there are no conceivable tax increases that can keep up" with rising Medicare spending.