Sentence examples for conceivably leverage from inspiring English sources
Essentially, New Orleans has been given the burden of proof regarding its future contention; unless the Hornets can prove to Paul that they will compete for the foreseeable future, he could conceivably leverage the expiring season of his current contract into a trade.
Snapchat could conceivably leverage built-in head tracking and controller technologies to let you jump around and even rewind or fast-forward in time.
The point of the Boehner effort was to secure passage of a Republican plan, then demand that the president and the Senate to take up that measure and pass it, putting off the major fights until early next year when Republicans would conceivably have more leverage because of the need to increase the federal debt limit.
Could Mr. Sarkozy and France conceivably have the authority, practical leverage and international support to start a process that would try to turn the dollar into a co-equal player in a basket of reserve currencies with those, let's say, of China, Russia, India and the euro zone countries?
And conceivably, Abbas's U.N. initiative could be leveraged into a useful "win-win" formula for partial progress toward a two-state framework.
Possibly, conceivably, in theory.
The economy could conceivably rebound.
Conceivably, revenues could go up.
Conceivably the Smithsonian.
