Sentence examples for conceivably allow from inspiring English sources

If this happens, Chinese authorities could, conceivably, allow the yuan to weaken a bit.

The president's policy may conceivably allow this promising scientific field to advance adequately for the next year or two -- though even that is uncertain.

That could conceivably allow developers like Skype to offer face-to-face video calls from phones — a service that is much more data-intensive.

The production is then scheduled to go to the Paper Mill Playhouse in New Jersey, ending there on March 24, which would conceivably allow it to open on Broadway before the Tony deadline.

The resolution was far less broad than the initial resolution put forward by the White House, which members of both parties said was too open-ended and could conceivably allow military action throughout the Middle East.

But Mr. Zelaya's delegates proposed that they be held in Honduras, which would conceivably allow him to return home for the first time since soldiers forced him out of the country nearly two weeks ago.

The StarStar system also collects location data, conceivably allowing someone who dials **TAXI to receive a text message listing the three closest taxi companies.

Restricting a Ca2+-sensor to a particular sub-domain within the cell conceivably allows for target interactions to be influenced over short time scales and in response to tightly localised Ca2+-signals.

This approach conceivably allowed more detailed structural imaging assessment of the rabbits' subglottis.

This primordial cluster of beta-keratin genes is thus the building block that conceivably allowed two independent phenotypic innovations innovations that differentiate turtles and birds from other reptiles.

6 Surveillance of the evolution of congenital anomalies conceivably allows detecting changes in risk that may occur locally or on a greater scale.