Sentence examples for conceivably anything from inspiring English sources
Ultimately, the aim will be to expand Clari's API to take in even more data sources — conceivably anything that an organisation wants to include.
When, for example, they confront the smoker, who maintains, in the face of all evidence, that their habit will do them no harm because they know an old lady who reached 99 while getting through 30 a day; or the patient demanding antibiotics that cannot conceivably do anything at all for their viral infection?
Finally, let's examine a piece that could not conceivably exist in anything like standard notation.
In its breathtaking scale it is more like a set for a science-fiction movie than like anything conceivably buildable in reality.
"Expressions" could conceivably refer to anything from a phrase to a sentence to several sentences.
Ghoulish sensationalism would inevitably overtake anything that could conceivably be learned from it.
YOUR typical American politician will wriggle and duck to avoid saying anything that might conceivably offend anyone.
"The idea that they're somehow going to collect this data and show anything that's conceivably relevant is a fantasy".
She may favour pink skirt-suits over golfing trousers, but in her reluctance to say anything that might conceivably hurt her spouse she is unmistakably a (Denis) Thatcherite.
It's an unspoken belief that one shouldn't pay an unreasonable sum of money for anything that could conceivably be made, grown or fixed at home.
Ms. Kagalovsky's attorney, Stanley Arkin, said yesterday that his client had not "been involved in anything which is conceivably a violation of any law".
