Sentence examples for conceivably fall from inspiring English sources

An Oregon loss is the surest way in, thanks to the Pac-10's relative weakness, and with the Ducks' profoundly mediocre 15-13 win against unranked Cal-Berkley two weeks ago, they could conceivably fall in one of their two remaining games, versus No. 21 Arizona on Friday or at Oregon State on December 4th.

Will Adamsdale and I are leafing through the 2014 Edinburgh fringe brochure, seeing which of the sections his new show, Borders, could conceivably fall into.

At the time they were public officials, so they could conceivably fall within the Act's definition of corruption.

When I pointed out that such treatment could, conceivably, fall under the childhood-trauma heading, Galifianakis laughed.

After all, Lindsay Lohan stumbling around drunk in Los Angeles could still conceivably fall in the "any publicity is good publicity" category; if Nancy Pelosi did the same thing, it would most likely be a career-ender.

Many 3D-printed objects could conceivably fall within one or both of these areas of protection.

But conceivably 1977 was the aberration and New Yorkers have been mostly civilised for quite a while.

It seems likely that More worked at it, on and off, over a period of years, conceivably between 1513 and 1520, when his humanist interests were dominant.

The Bangladesh Red Crescent Society warned Sunday that the number of dead could conceivably be 5,000 to 10,000, and the United Nations World Food Program said yesterday that it would not be surprised by such a tally.

If not for a first-round 75 at the Masters, where he settled for a fifth-place tie, Woods could have conceivably entered this week with a chance to win all four majors this year.

Conceivably, though, this year could be an exception.