Sentence examples for could conceivably make from inspiring English sources

It could conceivably make a good wedding present.

He could conceivably make his Knicks debut on Tuesday, although the team is proceeding cautiously.

Now, there are many policies that could conceivably make women apt to vote for Obama.

Efforts to reconcile Fatah and Hamas, also being brokered by Egypt, could conceivably make progress, too.

There would cease to be any mechanism remaining that could conceivably make the policy a success.

This could conceivably make it harder for the I.R.S. to process the health care tax credit for small businesses.

The 20 inch high dinosaur Compsognathus that had made a dramatic appearance in the opening sequences of Steven Speilberg's The Lost World, was the only adult dinosaur that could conceivably have made such small tracks.

He finds it "intriguing" that the yeast came from an area near one of the earliest human settlements in the Americas, Monte Verde, whose residents could conceivably have made their own alcoholic drinks from it.

Barring a few adjustments for modernity – colour, sound, developments in editing, a hyper-cine-literate audience – it could conceivably have been made 80 years ago (like Murnau and Flaherty's Tabu).

An exception is UCMP 137538, where two closely spaced, subparallel gouges are found; these could conceivably have been made by premaxillary teeth.

The opinion of players could also, conceivably, make a difference.