Sentence examples for conceivably won from inspiring English sources

Presented with the opportunity to contend for a national championship in a playoff system, both schools could have conceivably won.

Even after a disastrous G.O.P. primary, Romney is close enough that he could quite conceivably win.

Adlington could conceivably win three medals across the 800m freestyle, 400m freestyle and 4x200m freestyle relay.

In 2010 Labour could conceivably win fewer votes than its main rivals but the most seats (see article).

Mr McCain (in a metaphor he would appreciate) is a grenade-thrower who could conceivably win them the White House.

This time it is fielding many more candidates.In a different electoral system, it could conceivably win outright.

And as the only black candidate, he could conceivably win many of the votes he's not currently getting.

Cruz has run in second place behind Trump and could conceivably win enough Republican delegates to take the nomination.

Polls reported by two newspapers at the weekend suggest she might conceivably win a majority among the Scots for secession.

And because of trial technicalities or the nature of British libel law, the plaintiff could conceivably win.

Senator Elizabeth Warren, of Massachusetts, could appeal to this fervent new activist base, and conceivably win the nomination in 2020.