Sentence examples similar to conceivably developing from inspiring English sources

Could the private sector ever conceivably develop a common cause around sustainability, based on co-operation not competition?

If Ms. Bynes keeps going in this direction, she can conceivably develop a gallery of characters as rich and varied as Tracey Ullman's.

Thus, EOC could conceivably develop in the ovary due to the activation of morphogens responsible for glandular differentiation acting on transformed cells.

While tumours might conceivably develop in LGI1−/− mice if they did not die prematurely, there is no evidence for an elevated rate of malignancy in families with ADLTE (Brodtkorb et al., 2003).

At some point, Dr. Booth says, scientists conceivably could develop a test that would reliably inform someone whether he or she is genetically predisposed to being physically lazy, or the reverse.

Genetic tests could conceivably be developed to separate patients who would benefit from patients who wouldn't.

While the influence on yields could conceivably be greater in developing countries, the report questions how essential genetic engineering will be to feeding the world as the population grows.

Still, B-cell epitope prediction conceivably could be developed much further for translational research.

Given the internal fissures that were developing, it could conceivably turn out that Bloomberg has done O.W.S. a favor.

Therefore the port in the future conceivably might be interested in developing a project, such as a biomass power plant, in partnership with companies who want to produce bioplastics.

Dietary factors could conceivably influence the risk of developing pancreatic cancer, although no dietary factor has been convincingly associated with pancreatic cancer risk (2007).