Sentence examples for and conceivably even from inspiring English sources

Mr. Paul will finish in the money, and conceivably even win, the Iowa caucuses.

The charges against Mr. Rumore could lead to his suspension from the union and conceivably even to his expulsion.

The commander of Kfor, General Sir Michael Jackson had the authority to "enforce compliance", which included the use of military force and conceivably even a resumption of bombing.

But they have tried to turn his arrest to their advantage and are poised to use him as a chip in bargaining between the Afghan government and the Taliban and, conceivably, even as a negotiator.

Even as his leaks continued with new disclosures from the computer files he downloaded, Mr. Snowden now has legal permission to live — and conceivably even work — anywhere here for as long as a year, safely out of the reach of American prosecutors.

That will include the Democratic Alliance, a group that broke away from the Democrats, plus perhaps a small agrarian party and conceivably even the monarchist Legalitet party, which amid claims of foul play at polling stations failed to have the monarchy restored in a referendum.Democrats will be offered some influential posts on parliamentary commissions.

"It is conceivable that we could conduct an operation for a period of days and, perhaps, conceivably even weeks," he added.

Toyota will be able to observe how avatars use the cars and might, conceivably, even get ideas for engineering modifications in the real world, he says.Those Scion cars have "great driving performance for in-world physics," says Reuben Steiger, the boss of Millions of Us, a company he founded this year to bring companies like Toyota into Second Life for marketing and brand-building.

Moreover, a massive public investment program could be financed at exceptionally low (and, for Germany, conceivably even negative) interest rates.

The newly published recordings of Trump bragging in 2005 about groping women are awful, and the actions they describe could conceivably even cross the line to criminal.

That world would look very different – and, conceivably, could even humiliate the government into softening its negotiating stance on Brexit (which would be very welcome).