Sentence examples for conceivably nothing from inspiring English sources

Conceivably, nothing; the yield curve might just flatten out.

As much as any political figure could conceivably have nothing to lose, Sanders has nothing to lose.

Because payments are based on a percentage of income, borrowers with low incomes can conceivably pay nothing each month and still remain current on their loans.

There, though, we may conceivably find nothing manageable to be learned; whereas the recent and current embarrassment of our riches offers a perfectly clear lesson, even if it is one repeatedly, spectacularly and vainly offered, from the Dutch tulip mania in the 17th century to the British South Sea Bubble in the 18th to any old sidewalk shell game today.

Service is an obligation to protect the country that has protected its citizens' rights, and to me, there is nothing more conceivably undemocratic than tolerating the sacrifices made by a mercenary army in order to enable the privileges enjoyed by the elite.

So a data-minded commentator like Nate Cohn is able to look out over the blasted moonscape of Appalachia and conclude that a party of the left has nothing it might conceivably offer the people there.

But as yet there's no serious coverage on regular TV (in the West at least), no dedicated channels on cable, nothing that could conceivably be easy enough for a sports bar to show.

This stock could conceivably go to zero.

Yet we know nothing about who might conceivably become the next accidental governor.

The protesters have demanded that Dr. Fernandes come to speak with them, but said privately that there was nothing that she could conceivably say to change their minds.

If you follow through the logic of Agee's claim, the Hollywood of the thirties and forties should have been so jagged with schizophrenia that nothing of value could conceivably have emerged.