The most wonderful experience imaginable.

The more interesting question, perhaps, is, are these forms imaginable?

Now, fashion designers have the broadest palette imaginable in this creative industry.

Gene and Gail know everyone in Atlanta they're the most social couple imaginable.

Of course, the best vaccine imaginable is only valuable to the extent we get it to everyone who needs it.

Here we have three perfectly imaginable physical objects, something we all can relate to living in a three dimensional world.

It's a fantastic prospect that this object of great mathematical beauty could describe the truth of particle interactions at the smallest scales imaginable.

Dealing with these issues required an examination of the very nature of the business itself, namely that it was physically and socially the most intrusive commercial intervention imaginable.

Something is very wrong with this picture. Lebanon s government has a plan that requires no new schools or infrastructure, making it one of the most cost effective solutions to a refugee crisis imaginable.

And I got about two thirds of the way through, and there was a chart on the right hand side on the right hand page that we've labeled here The Most Terrifying Chart Imaginable for a New Parent.

Just when we know we need to be learning to live on the surface of our planet, off the power of sun, wind and waves, we are frantically digging to get at the dirtiest, highest emitting stuff imaginable.

Crossings at Polish border stations quickly fell by over two thirds. Thus the new EU border with Ukraine is making its presence felt in the most negative way imaginable by hurting business on both sides of the border.

As in the case of the Madrid train bombings and the sarin gas attacks on the Tokyo subway network, innocent lives were taken by the targeting of mass transit systems for terror attacks, which is surely the most reprehensible act imaginable.

The calculation assumes that over 100 years, politicians everywhere in the world will consistently enact the most efficient, effective laws imaginable to reduce carbon emissions. Dump that far fetched assumption and the cost could jump by a factor of ten or even 100.

Entering Europe around 35,000 years ago, and finally, a small group migrating up through the worst weather imaginable, Siberia, inside the Arctic Circle, during the last ice age temperature was at 70, 80, even 100, perhaps migrating into the Americas, ultimately reaching that final frontier.

An economic shift also needs to be carried out by Europe and Japan a shift from deflation to reflation. Strong demand growth in Japan and Europe that produces a higher level of American exports would be the most powerful pro trade liberalization force imaginable.

TOKYO Throughout the Cold War, the Soviet Union used every imaginable threat and inducement including the ultimate prize of reunification to bring about a neutral Germany. But German leaders of both the left and the right, from Konrad Adenauer to Willy Brandt, spurned every Soviet offer.

As a result of policymakers heavy focus on the exchange rate, China s State Administration of Foreign Exchange has now accumulated more than 4 trillion in reserves far exceeding the amount needed to cover any imaginable currency emergency. Worse, the very act of currency intervention can undermine the PBOC s control of monetary policy.

Economists around the world have condemned that target as punitive, because aiming for it will inevitably result in a deeper downturn. Indeed, even if Greece s debt is restructured beyond anything imaginable, the country will remain in depression if voters there commit to the troika s target in the snap referendum to be held this weekend.

That conclusion raises a key question Will alpha eventually go to zero for every imaginable investment strategy? More fundamentally, is the day approaching when, thanks to so many smart people and smarter computers, financial markets really do become perfect, and we can just sit back, relax, and assume that all assets are priced correctly?

A defender of suppression of Nazi ideas might argue that have already been tried, and have failed in the most horrendous manner imaginable to produce a better society. Nevertheless, the best possible sign that Germany has overcome its Nazi past would be to focus its laws specifically on incitement to racial hatred, rather than on Nazism as such.

The international community apos s record in responding to, let alone preventing, gross human rights abuses does not give grounds for encouragement. Genocide is the most flagrant abuse of human rights imaginable. Genocide was vivid in the minds of those who framed the Universal Declaration, working as they did in the aftermath of the Second World War.

One cannot also help but weep for the parents, relatives and communities who were helpless to protect them parents, relatives and tribesmen who may also have, in the process, had parts of their bodies butchered or mutilated in the worst possible way imaginable, many of the raped suffering not only from stigma and isolation, but also forced to birth and nurse the children of their tormentors, the majority infected by HIV AIDS.