Sentence examples similar to conceivably a stretch from inspiring English sources

While even lower risk premiums could conceivably stimulate additional economic activity, it seems like a stretch to say that risk premiums are currently too high.

Once law enforcement is in the habit of prosecuting women for abortions, Paltrow, the NAPW director, argues, it is not a stretch for them to police any behaviors that could conceivably endanger a fetus.

Editors at the satirical newspaper have submitted their work for consideration by the Pulitzer Board, sometimes in categories they could conceivably qualify for, like commentary, and other times in categories that would be a stretch, like public service.

Have a stretch.

A stretch? Maybe.

That is a stretch.

Thirty at a stretch.

This was a stretch.

That seems a stretch.

Is that a stretch?

A stretch, I know.