Sentence examples for conceivably make from inspiring English sources

The opinion of players could also, conceivably, make a difference.

It could conceivably make a good wedding present.

He could conceivably make his Knicks debut on Tuesday, although the team is proceeding cautiously.

Now, there are many policies that could conceivably make women apt to vote for Obama.

That's something that might conceivably make some people happy, isn't it?

Efforts to reconcile Fatah and Hamas, also being brokered by Egypt, could conceivably make progress, too.

I sympathized with the amateur photographers rushing around, each looking for an angle that conceivably made this place look lost.

Their absence conceivably makes it harder for the Yankees to win those games, and Steinbrenner becomes restless when his team loses.

The Liberal campaign throughout bore his own distinctive, showman's hallmark – and it was only when the votes were safely in that Thorpe conceivably made a blunder.

Democrats say they believe they can pick off four or five Republican seats and perhaps more, increasing the overall number of seats Republicans would need to claim a majority and conceivably making the difference between majority and minority.

Meanwhile aside from the high number of children involved, Fort Myers in many ways fit established narratives of large scale US gun violence, conceivably making it less extraordinary from a media coverage perspective.