Sentence examples for conceivably helps from inspiring English sources

Modular interference of this activity in the striatum by beta band synchronization conceivably helps to focus action selection through attention (Courtemanche etal., 2003), with propagation or selection of the desired action set occurring downstream (e.g. Bar-Gad etal., 2000; Ponzi & Wickens, 2013).

"On the site, we have removed all information which might conceivably help criminals," he said.

Mr. DeMint's retirement could conceivably help Mr. Graham, whose approval ratings in South Carolina are middling.

Portman is justifiably the favorite, because he could conceivably help swing Ohio in Romney's favor, which would be huge.

According to one school of thought, which views his popularity partly as a product of the mainstream-media attacks on him, the flap could conceivably help him.

Less than 10percentt of North China's sales come from exports, but low-cost production could conceivably help the company carve out a niche in the international market.

Although dance is a nonverbal art, the intellectual rigors of a search for a title might conceivably help make a dance work more choreographically vivid.

(On a station broadcasting music instead of all talk, the difference would have been even more noticeable; HD could conceivably help bring music back to the AM band).

Intriguing research published last week suggests that turning the thermostat down to a chilly 61 degrees will not only conserve energy, it might conceivably help some people lose weight.

In the Internet era, when provocations and communications travel instantly around the globe, keeping back channels open could conceivably help prevent or minimize confrontation.

The robot could prove a draw in stores (as a novelty if nothing else), and it could conceivably help a customer look up information about different products.