Sentence examples for conceivably and from inspiring English sources

Binney and the township reasoned that they could conceivably, and legally, go some 20 or 30 miles downstream on the South Platte, buy agricultural land near the river, install wells there and retrieve their wastewater.

"The move to push homeownership on people that historically would not have had the finances or credit to qualify could conceivably and ultimately turn Fannie Mae's American dream of homeownership into the American nightmare of homeownership where people are trapped in their homes," Mr. Rosner said.

Haplogroups M9 and N9, two major subclusters directly sprout from the basal M and N trunks, respectively, have originated from Southeast Asia conceivably and are prevailing over central or northern China [27] [29].

Conceivably, and given the difference among the mammal and both the vertebrate and the Drosophila sets, the low divergence and number of species in the mammal set favor a scenario where the inclusion of either parameter that is able to account for some variation in rates among sites (+I or +G), almost systematically outweighs the cost of including both parameters in the AIC score.

A sale is involved only if the seller intends to part with the object completely and conceivably forever and to receive instead a sum of money as the price.

Filmmakers can conceivably shoot and edit a movie, create and edit the sound and music, and mix the final cut on a home computer.

Some EU legislation, including online package holiday protection, reciprocal free healthcare and flight delay compensation, could conceivably disappear and mean higher insurance or additional costs for tourists.

Conceivably, therefore, and perhaps fairly soon, the Senate will pass a bill to this effect.

It really does take place in a natural space where the drama's fairies might conceivably sing and the elixir from a flower might plausibly bewitch lovers' affections.

He was conceivably thirty-two and looked like he might, indeed, be a U.P.S. man — mild, helpful, honest, dependable, yet fierce in some way a brown uniform could conceal.

No, possibly, conceivably, maybe, and no.