Sentence examples for can conceivably from inspiring English sources

Anyone aged between 30 and 50 can conceivably claim Danger Mouse as a vivid TV memory.

SAE says that both types of charging can conceivably be accommodated with a single port.

Air phones have jacks for Internet access, so the information can conceivably be garnered at 33,000 feet.

In addition, coal-bed methane wells often produce far more water than a rancher can conceivably use.

Men can conceivably get to 4 percent body fat; women typically bottom out at more than 10 percent.

If you have millions of YouTube subscribers you can conceivably make £500,000 to £1m a year if you're doing all the right things," he says.

"This is a society that demands that everything that can conceivably be tested or done or fixed should be," Dr. Hochman said.

The enthusiastic new hires can conceivably chip away at these obstacles, but not when problems for new teachers are ignored, if not aggravated, by the administration.

Its aim is to abolish similarities between words by using the least probable combinations of letters, so that no word can conceivably be mistaken for any other.

"Newsworthy" is not the same as high-minded, and while many publications would not choose to publish a sex tape, the term can conceivably protect one.

We study the waves, study the channels, trying to decide if the surf is within the range we can conceivably handle.