Sentence examples for conceivably to from inspiring English sources

Are there ways for them, conceivably, to weigh in?.

Thinking about it may cause us to grieve; but not, conceivably, to feel glad about our grief.

The Council thus has the opportunity to take a further decision expressly authorising the use of force or, conceivably, to decide that other enforcement means should be used.

While the investigation is focused on Colonel Leberman, the officials said it could expand to all 241 officers and marines in the unit, the Marine Medium Tilt-Rotor Training Squadron 204 -- and, conceivably, to higher ranking officers.

Gesser, a senior from Honolulu, has steered the Cougars (8-1) thethe big-bowl waiting room and, if everything falls in place, conceivably to the national championship game.

And Mr Dean has enough money conceivably to last all the way through to "Super-Dooper Tuesday" on March 2nd, when a third of the convention delegates will be up for grabs.

It is conceivably possible to try to distinguish empirically whether complete cleistogamous species evolved by adaptive evolution or by breakage.

But the IMF might conceivably agree to a grace period to tide everyone over to Sunday's referendum.

"Expressions" could conceivably refer to anything from a phrase to a sentence to several sentences.

In mollusks, they are restricted to the pedal ganglia, conceivably homologous to the ventral nerve cord of annelids.

The charges against Mr. Rumore could lead to his suspension from the union and conceivably even to his expulsion.