Sentence examples for are conceivably from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a conceivable manner, possibly.
Yet the hint of the torture chamber comes through only if the ghosts are conceivably authentic.
Mariners Chase Records The Seattle Mariners are conceivably only one victory from clinching their division championship, but they could benefit from the respite as much as anyone.
What this means is that we are conceivably approaching a state in which there are more writers in America than there are readers and, even more alarming perhaps, in which writing detaches itself from the marketplace and becomes, as it was back in the 17th century, a profession practiced only by teachers and by those who can afford to do it for nothing.
Writing in Harm Reduction Journal this year, Dr. Rodu concludes that the F.D.A.'s results "are highly unlikely to have any possible significance to users" because it detected chemicals at "about one million times lower concentrations than are conceivably related to human health".
Patient-derived iPSCs are conceivably genetically identical to the patient.
Microglia actions such as these are conceivably involved in the delayed migraine-like headaches.
Thompson, McCain, Paul, and Hunter at least avoided that humiliation, but only Hunter was willing to say out loud that there might conceivably be conceivable circumstances ("a national emergency") under which a tax increase might be conceivably warranted.
Shine, a junior, was conceivably one of them.
If you're a young man, it's conceivably still fun to stay at the Y.M.C.A.
He is conceivably the world's top go-to guy for Leonardo studies.
If Schubert's friends were shocked at first hearing the work, its impact today is conceivably yet greater.
