Sentence examples for because it could conceivably from inspiring English sources

He took on the name "Barbette", believing that it had an exotic French sound and because it could conceivably be either a first or a last name.

Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin, writing for the majority, ruled that a minimum three-year sentence is "grossly disproportionate" because it could conceivably apply to cases as benign as somebody inheriting a firearm before they can get a licence or a spouse breaching the regulation with her husband's gun.

And because this new approach uses only cheap, low-tech chemical methods, it could conceivably become a standard way for giving anything from SIM cards to cars their own unique 'genetic' label.

It could conceivably be either.

"I think it could conceivably happen, but to what end?

It could conceivably make a good wedding present.

Under this ruling, it could conceivably be one apartment.

And it could conceivably end with someone in jail.

It could conceivably be a new tax, it could be gambling.

At the same time, it could conceivably be acceptable to some Dems and immigration advocates, too.

The killing of Bin Laden won't change this mindset; it could conceivably strengthen it.