Sentence examples for to be conceivable from inspiring English sources
The force of the Zombie Argument is due in large part to the way Chalmers defends its two premises; he provides a detailed account of just what is required for zombies to be conceivable, and also an argument as to why the conceivability of zombies entails their possibility (see also Chalmers 2002, 2006, 2010, Ch. 6, and Chalmers and Jackson 2002).
For peace to be conceivable, advocates of the two-state solution must promote the idea of merged policing operations — a level of cooperation that neither side has publicly entertained.
Whereas thermosetting hydrogels were shown to be unstable when refrigerated, freezing was shown to be conceivable as a storage method.
Circulation and rise of alcalic solutions along fractures and faults might have caused a higher resistance to erosion, although other mechanisms seem to be conceivable as well (Pachur and Altmann 2006: 395).
Thus given the (alternative) supposition which also seems to be conceivable, namely that whatever is true is true on a closed set of points, one has that inconsistent theories may well hold.
Here Descartes might seem to be offering a theory of possibility according to which what it means for something to be possible is just for it to be conceivable.[34] However, this cannot be Descartes' view.
Owing to the availability of synthetical PDGF tyrosine kinase inhibitors, it might be conceivable to use crenolanib to exploit the binding pocket region of PDGF protein.
It's utterly unacceptable to run a campaign that way, nor should it even be conceivable to run a country that way.
Nor would it be conceivable to jack up prices in the midst of tragedy to ration the existing capacity, when callers are least sensitive to economic signals.
This made no sense - would it be conceivable to tell the 101st cancer patient that they could not be treated because you had reached your official quota?
Eventually, the mutation will be conceivable to cause loss of the Mstn function in fugu Mstn mutant.
