"The only thing that infuriates me," he once commented, "is that I have more unwritten stories in me than I can conceivably write in a lifetime".
They arrive, as if by magic, on the very last day that I can conceivably remain on the island before heading back home to London.
Christmas is the soonest I can conceivably travel, so I have been spending my convalescence trying to think up a trip that would work for all of us - somewhere where I won't have to be active, where my husband will be thoroughly looked after and pampered (he loves a good massage) and where the children will have lots of fun.
And then, a politician's answer: "All I can tell you is that, ah, the case I've made and the case that everybody, I think, understands, is that what you cannot do with a massive project like Crossrail is think you can conceivably save money by extending the timescale".
Conceivably we can use this knowledge to rationally choose and design targets and drugs where the costs of resistance are the highest, and where the likelihood of compensation is the lowest.
Conceivably, you can use MaaS + Juju to deploy something like OpenStack or Cloud Foundry much faster than if you were manually deploying those instances.
Conceivably, liposomes can be prepared at 60 mM lipid and 120 mM IP3 concentration (the maximum IP3 solubility in PBS).
Conceivably, infinite "rooms" can be added, in which related documents and other files can be stored.
Conceivably relevant biomarkers can be used to define subgroups of patients, and a patient's subgroup affiliation can be incorporated into medical decisions.
Conceivably Senator Graham can be wooed back, possibly along with a couple of his colleagues.
If you've worked hard enough on your research, conceivably you can shed light on some fraud or malfeasance or miscarriage of justice that you wouldn't uncover unless you did go at it pretty hard.
