Sentence examples for conceivably put from inspiring English sources

That blow could conceivably put the Egyptian out of the World Cup, too.

For another, such a recommendation could conceivably put millions more American adults on a cholesterol-lowering statin.

The intense confrontation, the hint of unspoken understandings and sympathies, might conceivably put the audience in mind of Bergman's Persona.

The Muslim Brotherhood could conceivably put up an independent candidate, but he or she would need to secure a large number of endorsements from elected officials.

But the Yankees and Nets could conceivably put together their own television operation if MSG and Fox Sports New York do not agree to pay enough.

Yesterday Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger defended publishing the secret files supplied to him by Edward Snowden, saying his newspaper could conceivably put similar documents out in the open in the future.

The many close races, Glavine said, "conceivably puts everyone in the market to get better; there will be a lot of competition for the guys that people deem could make a team better".

Mr. Lazio needed a voter-rousing issue that conceivably might put Mr. Cuomo on the spot.

This increasingly conflicts with the determination to prevent Iraq from laying its hands on any technology that could conceivably be put to military use.

Donald Rumsfeld and Tony Blair have been working very hard to compare the anti-war faction to Neville Chamberlain, and this might conceivably have put some zip into its campaign.

That is when Iraq is obliged to provide a detailed inventory not only of its weapons programs but of every insecticide plant, brewery, vaccine lab and research reactor that could conceivably be put to nefarious use.