Sentence examples for conceivably continue from inspiring English sources

The SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) protocols and formats have survived substantially unchanged since 1981, and could conceivably continue to function far into the future with the use of SMTP extensions.

And like this year's endless cavalcade of dead heroes, political disappointments, and law-enforcement nightmares, it drags on and on, much longer than you think it will, much longer than a throat can conceivably continue producing such a sound.

And it might have conceivably continued to do so for a long time, except they put that damned research center in there.

Conceivably, one could continue for several steps out from a focal individual, i.e., should the friend of a friend of a friend still part of the same group.

The $50 is higher than the amount the cable companies currently charge their own customers, but Mr. Bienenstock said that would enable the company to pay its debts and, conceivably, allow Excite@Home to continue in business and not have to sell its assets.

But this concession could conceivably make it more difficult for some officials to continue insisting there is "absolutely no link" between vaccines and autism.

The risk of another major war in the region with devastating consequences not only for the Arab and Israeli peoples but also for the world at large will continue to grow inexorably and, in fact, could conceivably materialize any day now.

HOW much could sea levels conceivably rise by the end of the century if global emissions continue to increase, according to a new scientific draft report?

To continue to be able to publish quality books, and conceivably more of them over time, is a most exciting prospect".

The Revenant will continue to play second-run cinemas and film societies, and could conceivably catch The Martian, which is currently the biggest-grossing of all the best picture Oscar nominees in the UK (with £23.59m).

If greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and methane continue to escalate at a rapid pace, they said, the warming could conceivably exceed 10 degrees by the end of this century".