Sentence examples for conceivably engage from inspiring English sources
Obviously hacking the phone of a victim of the 7 July 2005 London suicide bombings cannot conceivably engage the public interest.
The biennials, he wrote, "seem to be governed by a positive hostility toward — a really visceral distaste for — anything that might conceivably engage the eye in a significant or pleasurable visual experience".
Conceivably, an animal might engage in a social behaviour which benefits another and reduces its own (absolute) fitness in the short-term; however, in the long-term, the behaviour might be to the animal's advantage.
Their candidates, they said, could conceivably take some time off.
He said he might "conceivably" employ nuclear weapons.
The increase in cellular mobility is conceivably due to the "need" of the cells to engage ligands on the substrate, to maturate adhesion, and thus to ensure signaling events.
Thus, as Holmes and Brandeis consistently maintained, except in emergencies, the proper remedy for speech that might conceivably lead to bad consequences is not to punish the speaker, but to engage in counter-speech, to use other measures to avoid the danger, and to punish the person who actually commits the crime.
Conceivably, the neuroinhibitory activity of sMHCI that we have observed may be a neurological counterpart of its inhibitory action on NK cells or T cells that engage sMHCI or membrane-bound MHCI in the absence of co-stimulatory signals.
Engage their senses, engage their memory.
With little in the way of downsides (conceivably the university might be wary of engaging yet another third party to manage its students) and an execution that puts student welfare on equal footing with improved user experience and ease of adoption, Oohlala looks to have hit the nail on the head.
