Sentence examples for conceivably support from inspiring English sources

Both could conceivably support life, although not necessarily life as we know it.

The latest Nielsen SoundScan figures could conceivably support this view, as they show a slowing rate of decline of album sales in America in the first six months of 2012.To regulators, Universal and Vivendi are singing a completely different tune.

Can the online model conceivably support the resources, the newsgathering budget, that today's major newspapers support?

Thus under the conditions used, both ribosome availability (see above) and mRNA abundancies could conceivably support higher protein synthesis.

The presence of the Z. mays centromeric sequence along with the Pinus centromeric sequence conceivably supports the hypothesis that although certain satellites are conserved across species, their localization is not (Leitch and Leitch 2012).

LHM: In Florida, there's a movement to eliminate lifetime alimony, and I find that really interesting because in California the rule of thumb is if you have a long-term marriage, you could conceivably receive support until death or remarriage.

And although Trump has touted a trillion-dollar infrastructure plan that could conceivably attract Democratic support, he hasn't said how he would pay for it.

It could conceivably find more support among Republicans than Democrats, some of whom will find themselves squeamish about rebuking a Democratic president.

But given the entrenched opposition from gun rights groups and their advocates on Capitol Hill, the White House is trying to avoid making its passage the sole definition of success and is emphasizing other new gun rules that could conceivably win bipartisan support and reduce gun deaths.

For example a version of Safari could conceivably be loaded with support for Flash, with other OS tweaks included.

Conceivably, the thickening and support for the micropylar tube have been important in the Gnetales in order to withstand visits from pollinators.