In time, though, he said, academia could conceivably lose him to public service.
Now, he is the candidate who has lost two out of the first three states – and could conceivably lose the nomination.
That said, the only investment that did not plunge in the 2008 market crisis was Treasuries, and they could conceivably lose some of their luster.
His health, or his perceived health, will be a big factor in the October elections, which Chávez could conceivably lose to a younger, more vigorous challenger.
And that includes corporate responsibility because I'm very worried about a country that could conceivably lose confidence in the free enterprise system.
It also does not spell out penalties, though states could conceivably lose their share of the federal $10.4 billion Title I allotment if they did not comply.
But it is worth noting that some banks have been loudly complaining that accounting rules calling on them to use market values forced them to report losses that greatly exceed the amount they could conceivably lose.
An American-less oneworld would be under enormous pressure from Star Alliance and SkyTeam, and could conceivably lose more members or fold altogether something that should probably be avoided).Since I'm generally bullish on the airline alliances (and competition between them), I'd tend to think the US Airways/oneworld route would be better for competition, and thus better for travellers.
The teams could conceivably lose the day off between Games 2 and 3, forcing the Yankees to use a fourth starter for Game 4. Joba Chamberlain was erratic in 31 starts this season and pitched in short relief in all three games of the division series against Minnesota.
But their situation is more difficult and dangerous: they could conceivably lose 90% of their business in the space of a few months, if a qualitatively better search engine comes along.
