Sentence examples for conceivably let from inspiring English sources

He could conceivably let the option deadline pass and offer an extension later.

The race leader will surely have the legs to keep close tabs on Evans and Urán, but could conceivably let an unthreatening rider express himself.

In an updated, illustrated (and easier-to-handle) version of "A Brief History of Time," he added a chapter on wormholes — back-alley cosmic tunnels that might conceivably let someone travel back in time.

But that is the price of carrying a marque that won Le Mans five times and then carted the rich and titled around for seven decades: it raises expectations far above what anyone could conceivably need, let alone want.

It may be reasonable to dislike the death penalty, a society so ready to tolerate guns, even the vigour of a culture that finds its expression in unpretentious movies and McDonald's hamburgers, but none of these could conceivably explain, let alone justify, a single act of terrorism.

Secretary of Defense James Schlesinger said that under certain conditions the U.S. might be the first to use nuclear weapons, and that "first use could conceivably--let me underscore conceivably--involve what we define as strategic forces and possibly, possibly...involve selective strikes at the Soviet Union.... We do not necessarily exclude that, but it is indeed a very, very low probability".

This government is either naive or stupid or conceivably somebody has let them down badly.

It cannot conceivably have been cleared with colleagues, let alone the Treasury.

That might conceivably be enough to let Mahmoud Abbas, the PA's president, return to the table.

Would a composer of Strauss's stature and originality, let alone his fluency in inventing new material, conceivably have stooped to plagiarizing a widely played work of a lesser contemporary?

The law would conceivably have protected parents like Danielle and Alexander Meitiv, who were charged with child neglect twice in 2015 for letting their kids — ages 10 and 6 — walk home by themselves from a nearby Silver Spring, Md., park.