Sentence examples similar to conceivably valuable from inspiring English sources
But everyone else wondered how a Klimt could outsell a van Gogh or conceivably be more valuable than a Rembrandt.
"There are two measures just sprouting in the political soil, which may conceivably grow to something valuable," he wrote.
What is important is that body-centered therapies and approaches are every bit as important as any other efforts, and such interventions could conceivably be even more valuable than we can measure.
Changes in river ecology both above and below the dam could conceivably spread parasitic diseases, destroy valuable fisheries and radically alter a rich estuary.
Thus, it should represent a valuable resource for the research community, and conceivably initiate a community-wide interactive process.
Political Historian, David Barrett, uncovered Hillenkoetter's notes, which reveal the remainder of the statement: "While this agency will never employ homosexuals on its rolls, it might conceivably be necessary, and in the past has actually been valuable, to use known homosexuals as agents in the field.
It is a thoroughly valuable and absorbing film, with some terrifically managed suspense sequences that might conceivably have been admired by Gillo Pontecorvo.
Accordingly, a fast and inexpensive ESR test might be a valuable tool for assessing the strength of the inflammatory response associated with atherosclerosis, and might conceivably carry important short- and long-term prognostic information (Erikssen et al 2000).
Possibly, conceivably, in theory.
The economy could conceivably rebound.
