Sentence examples for conceivably affect from inspiring English sources
Loopholes in the law also give Turkish headteachers the right not to admit Syrians if their presence would conceivably affect the learning of Turkish students.
The incident has also renewed accusations of racism directed at Fox News, a unit of the News Corporation, which could conceivably affect Fox and its advertisers.
It is in the world's interests, and in those of the Iranian people, that the moderate camp at least keeps its end up, but the execution of the sheikh could conceivably affect that balance.
That's scary stuff, and if it does happen this time, it could conceivably affect the outcome of America's presidential election.It should go without saying that business travellers should take this very dangerous storm seriously.
Supposing that Batum shares Ndiaye's interpretation of the negotiations, the lack of an extension could conceivably affect his desire to be a part of the Blazers long-term plans.
Mr Klein admits that this is bit too simple and adds that John Boehner, the Republican speaker of the House, and Ben Bernanke, the chairman of the Fed, may conceivably affect the economic outlook.
[14] It conceivably affects almost all and induces excess stress hormones, regardless of their coping styles.
Data analysis using PubChem biological results is conceivably affected by the accuracy of such test results.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.08009.015 The cholesterol content of the plasma membrane affects its fluidity and rigidity, and therefore could conceivably affects signaling through membrane receptors (Simons and Toomre, 2000; Fessler and Parks, 2011).
In our analysis, the estimated headings were conceivably affected by the temporal coarseness (6h) in the NCEP wind data, and by the altitudinal uncertainty in the radar data (±500m).
As the total protein ISGylation results from the balance between conjugation and de-conjugation, mutation of QIT31-33 to KIA and D133 to N in HuISG15 N89D conceivably could affect recognition or activity by (a) discriminate DUB s), retaining the targeted protein in the ISGylated state.
