Sentence examples for conceivably add from inspiring English sources
Collins meant a seventh or eighth playoff seed for the Knicks, who could conceivably add a sequel to 1999, the last lockout season, when a dysfunctional Knicks team came together to upset top-seeded Miami in the first round on the way to the N.B.A. finals.
It could conceivably add seconds to my day.
So they quite understandably want everything that might conceivably add even some tiny benefit -- the extra test that provides hardly any information at all, the surgery that is little or no better than watchful waiting, or the costly patented drug that is little or no better than the inexpensive generic.
Conceivably, adding the revenue from ads on its free app, eBuddy is raking in around $1 million from its iPhone applications alone.
The literature search was made mainly in medical and nursing databases; however, extending the search to other databases, such as the Sociological Abstracts, might conceivably have added more domains.
Assad has frankly acknowledged having stockpiles of the same sarin gas that was used in the attacks; his regime is presently drawing up inventories of these weapons, having agreed to destroy them under UN supervision, or, if the US should insist on it, simply ship them to the United States, conceivably to be added to our own prodigious stockpiles of the same weapons.
Assad has frankly acknowledged having stockpiles of the same sarin gas that was used in the attacks; his regime is presently drawing up inventories of these weapons, having agreed to destroy them under UN supervision, or, if the US should insist on it, simply ship them to the United States, conceivably to be added to our own prodigious stockpiles of the same weapons. .
You could also conceivably edit the code to add in any destination you could imagine including blogs and micro-blogs like Tumblr.
Conceivably, microvillus inclusions might not add much to the pathophysiology but could rather be a secondary effect [25] of overall disrupted epithelial polarity, since similar structures known as 'vacuolar apical compartments (VACs)' also occur in epithelial cancers, or following experimental disruption of the cytoskeleton or of intercellular contacts [26 30].
Since many services already use OAuth to verify usernames and passwords without exposing them on the server, it's a conceivably simple step forward to add two-factor fingerprint verification.
Allowing him to sit at home on what could conceivably amount to a paid vacation would only add insult to the injury already experienced by Representative Fields -- and send the wrong message to others.
