Sentence examples for conceivably follow from inspiring English sources

Even without involving Sessions, Trump could conceivably follow Richard Nixon's example and take the initiative himself to fire the special counsel.

A similar rate rise may conceivably follow by the end of the year, before another pause inflation is hardly rampant yet, after all.

Of course with Simeone being touted as a future Internazionale coach, Griezmann could conceivably follow him to Serie A. The Italian daily Gazzetta dello Sport is reporting that Milan are hoping to take the Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fàbregas to San Siro in January, along with Real Madrid's Croatian midfield maestro Mateo Kovacic.

But if the movie gains traction among filmgoers as a "talker" dealing with a substantive and contemporary subject — as "The Hurt Locker" did two years ago, and no current contender has yet done — it might conceivably follow that picture to the top.

Indeed, Fodor goes on to state that "solipsism (construed as prohibiting the relational taxonomy of mental states) is unlike individualism in that it couldn't conceivably follow from any general considerations about scientific goals and practices.

As Bill says, in the near future, feeling safer in a crowd, more firms could conceivably follow the examples of GE, Pfizer, et al., and the market value consequences for these firms will continue to be harsh.

With so many phenomena in search of a biological explanation, "Hallmarks of Cancer: The Next Generation" may conceivably be followed by a second sequel — with twists as unexpected as those in the old "Star Trek" shows.

Such miss-segregation could conceivably be followed by chromosomal recombination events that would generate a chromatin mosaic.

Real-time imaging could conceivably be used to follow the trucks that left Nimrud, and so track looted material.

If it was a bomb, it could conceivably have followed the method used in the Lockerbie bombing in 1988, in which a bomb was concealed in passenger baggage but the perpetrator did not fly.

Amanda, a research assistant at a nonprofit organisation, was told she was doing an amazing job in her review, which would have conceivably been followed by a salary bump had she not interrupted her boss to say, "If you're happy, then that's all the raise I need".