Sentence examples for conceivably some of from inspiring English sources

Conceivably, some of Cantor's voters stayed at home, thinking he was safe.

Conceivably, some of them were accurate when they were carried out, but things changed between then and Tuesday.

Conceivably some of them are exceptional transcripts such as the ones described in [ 31].

Conceivably some of these perceptions were well founded (e.g., friends and family held known stigmatising attitudes to depression or were socially unsupportive).

Conceivably, some of those called to serve may resist induction, and, in doing so, they may over-report disease and otherwise attempt to subvert induction tests.

Candidate molecules include TGF-β and ET-1, but conceivably some of these characteristics are due to effects from multiple factors and interactions between them.

In this section the following propositions have been advanced: (a) the phenomenon of noble cause corruption is a species of corruption, and it is seen to be so by the lights of this account of corruption; (b) conceivably, some acts of noble cause corruption are morally justified.

"I've had years of bizarre hallucinogenic magical experiences in which I believed I had communicated with entities that may well have been disassociated parts of my own personality or conceivably some independent entity of a metaphysical nature," he muses.

Mr. Armstrong could conceivably break some of it up and generate shareholder value.

And for all we know, this might conceivably precipitate some of the ill-effects of which America's protesters have warned.

That said, the only investment that did not plunge in the 2008 market crisis was Treasuries, and they could conceivably lose some of their luster.