Sentence examples for conceivably manage from inspiring English sources
Really, though, that question was a proxy for another: could Hollywood conceivably manage to co-opt that day into the great American mythos without committing crimes against good taste?
But the reputations of both have taken a knock, and the BJP, which picked up 17% of the vote in the national election, may conceivably manage a breakthrough in West Bengal.Such political calculations may explain why Mr Modi has been slower to move on domestic and economic legislation than many cheerleaders had predicted.
Since the filming, Naret has been replaced by Michael Ellis, a manager more closely connected to tire production, conceivably instructed to manage the increasing losses incurred by the books.
Batters have no equivalent accomplishment: hitting four home runs in a game might be the closest, but even batters who manage that could conceivably have hit five, or even six, if they had got enough at-bats.
Levkoff figures that he and the clients he entertained at each tournament could conceivably consume $24,000 in food and drink, but he did not manage to.
But even if they can't bury him, today's distant relatives of the Iceman, might conceivably see the medical benefits -- if, as they say, his captors manage to unlock the secret of his genes.
Conceivably, economic woes could intervene again: it is uncertain how long Latvia will manage to stay within Maastricht criteria that have to be met for entry to the euro zone.
With little in the way of downsides (conceivably the university might be wary of engaging yet another third party to manage its students) and an execution that puts student welfare on equal footing with improved user experience and ease of adoption, Oohlala looks to have hit the nail on the head.
In patients with weight gain while on antipsychotic medications (e.g. olanzapine treatment), sibutramine, if not managed appropriately, could conceivably exacerbate psychotic episode symptoms or trigger its relapse.
It is a thoroughly valuable and absorbing film, with some terrifically managed suspense sequences that might conceivably have been admired by Gillo Pontecorvo.
