Sentence examples for conceivably cause from inspiring English sources

It may damage disks and conceivably cause the loss of one's entire CD collection.

Do cellphones generate the kinds of radiation that could conceivably cause cancer?

"It could cost him four or five percentage points, which could conceivably cause him to lose.

Economic gloom popularly blamed on Brexit could conceivably cause voters to rethink their support for leaving the EU.

Too much gastrin could conceivably cause a number of problems, including a rebound effect of extra-heavy stomach acid secretion if people stop taking PPIs.

Since the NGLY1 gene operates in cells throughout the body, its malfunction could conceivably cause problems in a wide range of biological systems.

During the Jim Crow era the skills required for working on the farm or the factory floor were essentially the same — physical labor — and thus the pull of the industrial jobs conceivably caused the African Americans to migrate to the new industrial cities, but this equivalence of skills no longer holds for factory jobs and those in the high-tech sectors of the economy.

This was conceivably caused by the optical absorption closer to the surface and QD layer, thus involving shallower traps.

Based on the clinical observations, patients with portal hypertension are prone to develop bacterial translocation that conceivably causes SBP.

Faust declined to speculate, though he acknowledged it's plausible that the officer got fentanyl on his fingers into his nose, eyes, or mouth, which could have conceivably caused an overdose.

The cellular metabolic activity at low temperature is generally low which conceivably caused retarded ethanol biosynthesis.