Sentence examples for conceivably complete from inspiring English sources

While U2 could conceivably complete the album "early next year", the Edge told Rolling Stone, "thinking practically, I imagine that Bono's right – probably next autumn".

Not at this point, Your Honor, for two reasons: The first is that the canvassing board made the judgment that at the deadline that this court set for everybody, it could not conceivably complete their count.

It could have conceivably been completed in a quarter of the time, yet the 120-day deadline passed on Thursday 17 April with only notification from the club that an update would be published eight days later.

But never mind all that: the shadow cabinet minister Cat Smith reportedly reckoned that "to be 15-18 points behind the polls and to push the Tories within 2,000 votes is an incredible achievement". I am not sure how you would describe that kind of thinking: it sounds distinctly like someone taking comfort from the fact that a complete disaster could conceivably have been even worse.

Such deals could well be at the expense of the people of those countries, but could conceivably lessen the chances of a complete end to arms control and the return to an expensive and dangerous nuclear arms race.

The project took about 40 hours to complete, so you could conceivably build something similar over a caffeine- and nicotine-infused weekend.

Conceivably, some participants who do not complete all the lessons may have gained all they need from the program.

It is conceivably possible to try to distinguish empirically whether complete cleistogamous species evolved by adaptive evolution or by breakage.

When book number two was in its nascent stages I happily rhapsodized about it every chance I got, and now that I'm closer to completing a viable draft that could conceivably be read, and judged, by other people, I break out in a cold sweat just thinking about it, forget talking about it!

The Foreign Office noted that in power Kashani "would conceivably accept western money", but viewed him as "a complete political reactionary", and therefore not reliable as a long-term asset.

Finally, the relatively low proportion of successfully geocoded births could conceivably obscure a more marked socioeconomic pattern in the complete population than is observed in the analytic data set.