Sentence examples for conceivably use from inspiring English sources

The foundations that finance social innovation could conceivably use a little innovation themselves.

Mr. English added, "They could conceivably use the money for C.E.O.

In addition, coal-bed methane wells often produce far more water than a rancher can conceivably use.

The survey suggests Farage could conceivably use the seat as a springboard into parliament at the 2015 election.

There is nothing clever or scientific about it: small firms getting their message to a niche audience, all of whom could conceivably use his services.

The Times could conceivably use such a network to help it attract the lucrative grocery and retail advertising and discount coupons that it has so far found elusive.

Conceivably, using expired (end-tidal) CO2 as the input signal of closed-loop ventilation (Intellivent-ASV®) should optimize CO2 control compared to manual ventilator setting changes based on PaCO2 measurements.

In addition, Saccharomyces cerevisiae Su-25 conceivably uses maltose but not glucose from which ethanol and favors were produced.

Biological control programs that utilize endemic wasp species can conceivably make use of the knowledge that Wolbachia could play a role in local adaptation.

Such a test would have clinical utility in breast and EOC, and could conceivably be used to expand the use of PARPi and platinum salts to other cancers.

Either side in the case could conceivably make use of the BountyQuest material: Barnesandnoble.com could argue that the new material invalidates the one-click patent, while Amazon.com might assert that the imperfect submissions demonstrate the uniqueness of its patent.