Sentence examples for conceivably become from inspiring English sources

Yet we know nothing about who might conceivably become the next accidental governor.

Once in a generation could conceivably become twice if more "exceptional" circumstances present themselves – like a UK vote to leave the EU while Scotland once again votes very differently – but thrice really would be pushing it.

By authorising athletes to ply their trade abroad during the local league's off-season, the government hopes both to raise much-needed hard currency from taxing their salaries and to reduce the number of players who choose to leave for good.The news immediately had American teams salivating over the prospects that might conceivably become available to them.

But it all amounts to yet another sign that the hopes entertained in the West about Mr Putin when he first took office that he actually meant what he then said about democracy, and that under his rule Russia could conceivably become a "normal" country were misplaced.

Any one of these could conceivably become a very big deal.

Given political stability and continued oil prosperity, Venezuela could conceivably become a small-scale U.S. as far as economic prosperity is concerned.

The –P = O oxygen atom of the transition-state structure conceivably becomes an oxyanion that is stabilized by hydrogen bonds from Gly121, Gly122, and Ala204.

He might conceivably have become prime minister in Greece.

And if she'd read it, she would conceivably have become, well, someone rather like Mary Richards.

Had the Tigers been able to hold out until half-time, Ulster might conceivably have become frustrated.

Equally it could conceivably have become another ordeal for the team that is now five points off the top four.