Sentence examples for conceivably take from inspiring English sources

That process could conceivably take months or years.

Obama could conceivably take a more aggressive regulatory posture.

Their candidates, they said, could conceivably take some time off.

Nobody could conceivably take such a risk with this country, that's not in my view believable.

If the masses storm the palace, the Maoists could conceivably take over.Some democrats fear the palace itself.

Also, while one might conceivably take an oath "amidst" clouds and storms, one cannot speak words "during" tides and waters.

Though I could have conceivably taken this knowledge and returned to my omnivorous ways, I like the way I feel physically, and I have never looked back.

So much economic value is in the power of management to award certain kinds of lucrative business to anybody they select for any reason that most institutions prefer not to put themselves in the position of conceivably taking a position contrary to his.

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The serious graft could conceivably have taken place at lower levels.On the other hand, poor judgment does seem to be an enduring feature of the governor's political career.

Five years ago you might conceivably have taken this kind of thing seriously, before Jerry Springer showed up on a "Simpsons" episode (and drained the evil mythos from his image), but nowadays tabloid television has become an institution.