Sentence examples similar to conceivably realistic from inspiring English sources
Rail and trucks could conceivably handle a small percentage of this, but any realistic CCS system would require large new pipeline networks to be feasible.
So far, none of these theories of how the tests could have been rigged appear to have any real "legs" but, to be realistic, that's not to say that fraud couldn't conceivably have been involved... you just have to wonder how likely would it have been that some kind of subterfuge was used and that the testers didn't notice or were complicit.
If that happens, she could conceivably face two years of jail time — though it's unclear how realistic such a sentence would be.
If that happens, she could conceivably face two years of jail time — though it's unclear how realistic such a sentence would be. .
The most straightforward indications, conceivably, come from experiments on abiogenic synthesis of organic molecules under supposedly realistic prehistoric atmosphere conditions and external energy sources, a research direction pioneered by Miller and Urey in the 1950s [ 14- 16].
For instance, a realistic model made of materials that produce odors undetected by the human researcher could conceivably confound results when exposed to a test subject.
Possibly, conceivably, in theory.
The economy could conceivably rebound.
Conceivably, revenues could go up.
And this is now a realistic possibility: The rapid fall in the price of wind and solar power over the past few years means we could conceivably make the transition in time.
