Sentence examples for conceivably ease from inspiring English sources
Meditation could make you happier, more creative, less anxious, even less racist; it may conceivably ease your arthritis, slow Alzheimer's, boost your learning ability and reduce cold symptoms.
Well, the character is supposed to have been through sheer hell, and teachers and healthcare professionals in this situation might conceivably decide to ease off on the question of weight for a bit.
Self-rated health is a short measure, with the advantage of being less expensive and less burdensome to collect, and can conceivably be collected with relative ease [ 3].
At a recent Brookings Institution conference on Strengthening the Safety Net to Mitigate the Effect of Future Recessions, a prominent economist suggested that there was no "natural limit" on Quantitative Easing and that interest rates in the United States conceivably could be lowered to minus 40 basis points (as in Europe) but could probably not drop below minus 75 basis points.
Nominating Summers could create an expectation that the Fed would wind down quantitative easing more rapidly than the market currently thinks, which could conceivably lead to a spike in long-term rates.
And eBay's PayPal — with all its experience and support systems geared toward escrow — could conceivably act as a trusted middleman for Bitcoin transactions, a known quantity that may ease the qualms of Bitcoin newbies and facilitate smoother sales between established players.
So to ease the strain of hunting without limbs, snakes have developed highly specialized ways of killing things – ways that could, conceivably, account for vanishing village children.
Possibly, conceivably, in theory.
The economy could conceivably rebound.
Conceivably, revenues could go up.
