Sentence examples for conceivably say that from inspiring English sources

To take Room 3: What could Dorothy Parker conceivably say that would not offend the Daughters of the American Revolution, richly sashed and gowned?

While even lower risk premiums could conceivably stimulate additional economic activity, it seems like a stretch to say that risk premiums are currently too high.

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.

That's scary stuff, and if it does happen this time, it could conceivably affect the outcome of America's presidential election.It should go without saying that business travellers should take this very dangerous storm seriously.

But it was refreshing to hear a Republican leader say that he could conceivably vote for any bill supported by President Obama.

Mr. Asselstine and others say that the only other reactors that conceivably could be built in the next few years are two planned at the V.C. Summer plant in South Carolina.

If that commission were to find, say, that low-level people in the administration had information that might conceivably have deflected that attack, it would hurt Mr Bush's claim that his administration has made America safer.

"I could conceivably get sent five new kids next week who are dysfunctional," Mr. Kelly said, "but I would say that now, this past year, we just turned a big corner".

Stephanie Christie, a senior vice president at Wells Fargo Home Mortgage, said that it could "conceivably close a loan within three days".

He said that Isis could conceivably take control of Baghdad if it conducted a "systematic campaign" and if the incompetance of the Maliki government continued.

Although C. C. Sabathia prefers to pitch every fifth day, Girardi said that Nova could conceivably take Sabathia's place for his next scheduled start on Thursday if the Yankees feel Sabathia could use an extra day of rest.