Sentence examples for conceivably mean from inspiring English sources

"It could conceivably mean racking up some victories for a president who desperately needs them".

This perennial New Year's Eve show, which is part of a weeklong run at the Village Vanguard, seems likely to include "Auld Lang Syne," though it could also conceivably mean U2's "New Year's Day".

And that could conceivably mean abandoning two years' worth of hearings, involving nearly 300 witnesses and 30,000 pages of evidence.Under the ICTY's rules, a replacement judge can be appointed if one of the three-judge panel dies or resigns in mid-trial.

Well, that's what I'd intended, but already language has got in the way – you're not "listening" at all, and by "straight" I could conceivably mean that I'll be standing to attention or behaving heterosexually.

Therefore, this could conceivably mean that the orc5-1; fun30Δ double mutants' FACS profile is the same as wildtype, indicating that the FUN30 deletion is epistatic to the orc5-1 G2 phenotype.

The pre-slaughter mortality rate from disease or other factors is around 5%: this conceivably means about 47 million chickens die in British factory farms before they even reach slaughter.

Every success conceivably means one fewer customer in the future for Aspect, but Wadhwani is unconcerned.

Apple is only shipping the Apple SIM with new iPads with cellular connectivity, but the company will also be offering 'replacement' Apple SIM cards in store for $5 each, which conceivably means that others not already using them will be able to take advantage for older devices.

Conceivably, it means efforts to map the body's 100,000 genes, analyze nuclear blasts or predict the weather are within reach of anyone with a PC and a Web link.

Some EU legislation, including online package holiday protection, reciprocal free healthcare and flight delay compensation, could conceivably disappear and mean higher insurance or additional costs for tourists.

Conceivably, that would mean ten consecutive days of noon-to-midnight basketball drawing the eyeballs of the nation away from its jobs and families.