Sentence examples for conceivably enabling from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the world of online gaming is expected to be the business's next frontier, conceivably enabling the makers of consoles and video games to charge players continuing subscription fees.

"This is a blueprint that could conceivably enable terrorists to inexpensively create human pathogens," Congressman Dave Wheldon said at the time.

That could conceivably enable Europe to finance more of an economic catch-up for its newcomers even if the community budget is doomed to stagnate.

That would conceivably enable them to set timers on the two devices to set off explosions where they would cause the greatest damage.

For instance, he said, when the proper technology is in place, ABC could conceivably enable viewers of its local and national newscasts to press a button on their remote controls and have more information delivered to their TV screens.

They want key papers redacted, with all information removed that might conceivably enable someone to use viruses as weapons.

Calling the paper "a blueprint that could conceivably enable terrorists to inexpensively create human pathogens," Representative Dave Weldon (R-FL) introduced a resolution 26 July criticizing AAAS's decision to publish it.

The administration of ketone esters could conceivably enable patients to circumvent the dietary restriction generally required for sustained nutritional ketosis.

This exposure could conceivably enable neoplastic cells to acquire the tools for EMT, harnessing them to display a more malignant, colonizing behavior.

This route of evolution conceivably was enabled by the virtual sequestration of intracellular parasites and symbionts from HGT and by the ensuing reduction of the effective population size 61, 62.

Likewise, the positive feedback was valued by the ward staff and was conceivably an enabler in their engagement with the study.