Sentence examples for conceivably grow from inspiring English sources

"There are two measures just sprouting in the political soil, which may conceivably grow to something valuable," he wrote.

"I just… tee hee…" – she has a trademark sucking giggle, which one might conceivably grow to find less than winsome – "stretch it a bit.

In the hands of the Trump Administration, that number could, conceivably, grow smaller, not just at élite universities but across higher education.

One could conceivably grow billions of kidney cells, and even make them look like a kidney, but, without a growing vasculature to nourish the whole mass, the behavior of that mass will bear little resemblance to that of an actual kidney.

These new possessions, like all property, would have to be limited, and once the limit is reached and the limitations established, the new world view which may conceivably grow out of it is likely to be once more geocentric and anthropomorphic, though not in the old sense of the earth being the center of the universe and of man being the highest being there is.

Brazil's $161 billion stock market could conceivably grow much larger.

Even though the company can conceivably still grow its business in the short to medium run, the inflection point from physical rentals to streaming looms in the horizon and could be the death knell for Redbox if it doesn't change its model.

It's an unspoken belief that one shouldn't pay an unreasonable sum of money for anything that could conceivably be made, grown or fixed at home.

She may conceivably get her wish.

The risk of another major war in the region with devastating consequences not only for the Arab and Israeli peoples but also for the world at large will continue to grow inexorably and, in fact, could conceivably materialize any day now.

Therefore, up-regulation of both genes could be conceivably involved in the increase of proliferation rate observable when 8701-BC cells grow onto OF/LB collagen (4- 6).