| The charge led to the resignation of more than 50 magistrates who felt they could not conscionably impose a counter-productive fine on individuals who had committed minor crimes, often motivated by poverty. |
| Male spectacles are dudes being dudes and may be conscionably encouraged. |
| Some are even wondering whether the winners of the Kentucky Derby or Breeders' Cup Classic might be conscionably overlooked in favour of Rapid Redux, who plies his trade near the base of the sport's pyramid. |
| Disability boards and worker compensation laws are only now considering whether they can conscionably deny four to avoid overcompensating one. |
| If you will conscionably do this duty which is your own, you will be the less in danger of hurt by scandal. |
