Sentence examples for conceivably has from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, "the blame game" conceivably has something to do with why Mr. Obama has remained more popular than we might expect.
City conceivably has equal, or more, skills than United; but the character to wring victory out of tight matches, and the utter determination to go on and on through the long season has belonged to the Red Devils.
The most recent addition — and the one that conceivably has the biggest reach among mom and pop consumers is Sam's Club (which will automatically invest whenever an Acorns user shops at online or in a store).
This conceivably has significant clinical relevance given that early detection, when combined with early treatment, has been correlated with better prognoses.
Our results suggest that, in the many C. elegans and human tissues expressing LINKIN, its function could originally have been as a transmembrane adhesion molecule, which in vertebrates conceivably has expanded to include a secreted form.
Consider what effects, that might conceivably have practical bearings, we conceive the object of our conception to have.
As Peirce wrote: Consider what effects, that might conceivably have practical bearings, we conceive the object of our conception to have.
The incident could conceivably have been caused by binge drinking.
He might conceivably have become prime minister in Greece.
He may conceivably have had a late night.
On another day they could conceivably have won.
