Sentence examples for conceivably there was from inspiring English sources

And, conceivably, there was a perfectly legal side to his private life that he, being of a certain generation, did not choose to make public.

Quite conceivably, there is an innocent explanation.

Conceivably, there are dancegoers who are faintly disappointed when choreographic wars end: partisans who relish the heat of battle and the thrill of issuing manifestoes, encomiums and diatribes.

Conceivably there are other aspects of molecular shape beyond volume to "recognize" when two shapes are (dis)similar.

Conceivably there are more ways to dissect these numbers, but I have covered the more salient trends.

Conceivably there is a bit of shared genetic material, somehow crucial for counting, that dates back to a time when our ancestors were still fish.

While conceivably there is an excuse for CMS getting it wrong in 2014 when it was new at the game -- although a supplemental assessment would have fixed the problem -- there is no excuse for CMS making exactly the same "mistake" in 2015, when it knew what its 2014 experience was looking like.

Conceivably, there are sub-pathway patterns of difference in the gene signatures for the two disorders (e.g., genes encoding ephrin versus netrin or semaphorin or slit families of ligands and receptors; genes encoding ligands versus receptors or intermediary proteins; genes encoding proteins that are primarily chemoattractant versus chemorepellant; etc).

Conceivably, there is a survival benefit due to reduced exposure to immunosurveillance.

Conceivably, there are dynamic alterations in the relative frequency and activity of arthritogenic vs. disease-regulating T-cell subsets within the draining lymph nodes during the disease course.

However, conspecifics approach one another in a comparatively broad range of contexts, so conceivably there are motivations for social congregation other than those underlying reproduction, parental care or territoriality.