Sentence examples for conceivably that from inspiring English sources

Conceivably, that will be the situation for northern Mali, too.

Conceivably, that could win back Labour votes from the SNP.

This "motive split" does not seem to be causing a problem now, but conceivably that could change in the future.

Conceivably, that is because Romney's advisers don't want to get bogged down in a debate about fairness and equity.

Conceivably, that could cause the bank to seek a recapitalization from the government, something that would be embarrassing, to say the least.

Conceivably, that would mean ten consecutive days of noon-to-midnight basketball drawing the eyeballs of the nation away from its jobs and families.

"When a man loves a woman he can't conceivably sell that love.

The information in this film could conceivably change that, allowing law enforcement officials to achieve justice at last for Emmett Louis Till.

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

Each of the two had conceivably legitimate — that is, political — asylum claims, but they would probably have to wait a long time for court dates.

Radio or television broadcasts are a possibility, but so are powerful pulsed lasers and conceivably communications that employ some advanced phenomenon like quantum entanglement.