Sentence examples for could 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.
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.
There are a variety of tactics that squatters could conceivably use to deny wrongdoing – from claiming to have been squatting in an attached commercial unit, to pleading that they have been the victim of a fraudulent letting.
As the NHL's online and mobile rights-holder, Rogers could conceivably use this exemption to offer NHL games to its own fixed-line internet and wireless users while withholding them from BCE and others.
This means that you could conceivably use a desktop mail client to browse through your Facebook Mail.
But there is at present one country where they are perilously close to doing just that, and if they succeed, could quite conceivably use the bomb to realise their threats of waging holy war against the enemies of Islam.
There are already quite a few photo sharing sites that allow for group collaboration, and services like Apple's MobileMe allow for photo sharing through desktop clients (you could even conceivably use something like Dropbox).
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.
12– 16, 16 Given the infinite number of tactics that could conceivably be used to emotionally abuse an intimate partner, we organised the emotionally abusive behaviours using the dimensions proposed by Maiuro, 17 as follows: Denigrating damage to self-esteem (e.g. yelling, put-downs, shaming in front of friends and family).
The bigger concern is that North Korea, which just tested what it claimed was a hydrogen bomb in January, is using its space program as a cover for developing ballistic missile technology that could conceivably be used to drop a nuke on the West Coast of the United States.
