Sentence examples for conceivably change from inspiring English sources

Reversing ISIS's gains could conceivably change all of this.

Is there any independent authority whose opinion could conceivably change their minds?

But the Bush administration could conceivably change course and actually validate these discriminatory policies.

Even seventeen people could conceivably change the dynamics in a population that now numbers just over twenty thousand.

The information in this film could conceivably change that, allowing law enforcement officials to achieve justice at last for Emmett Louis Till.

The only thing that could conceivably change their minds would be direct talks on the big issues separating the two countries.

Conceivably, the change could wreck the domestic programme of a future Labour government that held a majority at a UK level, but was at the mercy of a Conservative majority in England.

These different natures conceivably could change how the underlying latent variables influence the clinical end points, thus affecting how they should be modeled.

In my view, not a lot of that has changed, and conceivably won't change, despite dire predictions and assorted jeremiads to the contrary.

With Mueller in place, Trump could conceivably have changed tack.

Yet Poland could also look back on more than one moment in the opening 45 minutes when the entire complexion of the night could conceivably have changed.