Sentence examples for conceivably the first from inspiring English sources

"This is conceivably the first thing investors are going to relate to when they see a company.

Conceivably, the first trees ever to emerge during life's history were gene trees which consolidated at the first two BBBs that gave rise to complex RNA molecules and major protein folds.

That anomaly could conceivably produce the first real fight over credentials at a Republican National Convention since the contest between Dwight D. Eisenhower and Robert A. Taft in 1952, before primaries became the main means of choosing nominees.

He is one of only five batsmen with 1,000 runs at the ground but is coming hard at Allan Border (1,415) and Ricky Ponting (1,743) and could conceivably be the first to 2,000.

If it had a mind to do so, through its new buyback, Palantir could have also locked up many current and former employees through a filing prospectus and even, conceivably, through the first months after a public offering.

Hyperplasia of tissues resulting from downregulation of CYGB might conceivably constitute the first step in malignant transformation, although this suggested mechanism is speculative.

In this study, conceivably for the first time, an attempt was made to evaluate the in vitro cytotoxic activity of ethanolic extracts of 30 ethno-pharmacological important plants against three different human cancer cell lines and characterize the phytochemical constituents with the view of isolating compounds from these plants which may contribute to drug development against cancer.

The team has fired two coaches on Christmas eve — Scott Skiles in 2007 and Tim Floyd in 2001 — and Del Negro could conceivably be the third.

A non-Catholic might conceivably have written the first 15 chapters of Wills's book -- the chapters that turn over rocks and reveal prelates desperately covering up previous cover-ups.

The work, published online yesterday by the journal Science, could conceivably be classified as the first creation of life in a test tube.

Red cells might conceivably be one of the first therapies derived from so-called induced pluripotent stem cells, which are made from adult skin cells.