Let there be Versace towers, if they rise out of public spaces of equal ambition and conceivably better design.
We highly recommend non-invasive evaluation of the renal arterial supply in patients with CIRI in order to broaden our knowledge of this disorder, and conceivably better understand its selectivity for one kidney.
Equally, it does not feel like a wild leap of imagination to suspect Rooney will have at least equalled, and conceivably bettered, the 49-goal mark by the time England have finished with the team who have one win from 130 games and three clean sheets in 25 years.
Conceivably, a better biomarker for smoking could increase the effectiveness of preventive interventions.
Such a grubby deal might conceivably be better than none, but such a total sacrifice of principle, leaving Blair friendless in the EU and looking weak at home, is an expression of how erratic and compromised his approach to the EU has become.
Someday, a host of new technologies will finally fulfill the promise of helping us maintain a desirable weight and conceivably live better, longer lives.
With a new currency, a big devaluation against the euro, and a write-off of many of its debts, it could conceivably do better for itself.
Many workers could conceivably obtain better coverage that way than from a parsimonious employer who might offer a plan but refuse to help employees pay for it.
And is either of these motivations conceivably any "better" than the other?
As lobbyists and executives in education, agriculture, social services and other areas game out the possibilities, some say their sectors could conceivably be better off, and the sting of cutbacks less painful, if the automatic cuts take effect.
