Sentence examples for could have feasibly from inspiring English sources

"We also know that, on Saturday, we could have feasibly ended with a draw against Spain.

The gimmicky Vegemite was their Ween/Flaming Lips moment – a jaunty yet disturbing little song that could have feasibly pitched them hurtling towards the mainstream.

So much so that there is now a slim chance that Hillary Clinton's presidential aspirations have been undone by something she could have feasibly been taught on a WebWise internet safety course.

But in this case the device could have feasibly been plastic beads and solder a few minutes before your order.

Had they been full, then contact with lava flows could have feasibly initiated steam explosions, but we saw no evidence for that.

First, anecdotally, Disrupt this week featured so many iPads you could have feasibly placed one on every seat in the auditorium and still had iPads left over to pave halls by the loading dock.

Moor quite feasibly could have been sent off, tipping the weight of the contest in Seattle's favour.

This was the first time in history in which, feasibly, you could have your head kicked in by somebody who used toner.

The meat was light brown and there were also all of these white, gelatinous lumps that could have been oatmeal, but also could feasibly have been fat, gristle, testicle or brain.

Having guided Motherwell to second-place finishes in the past two campaigns, and to third the season before, McCall could have decided during the summer that such a run could not feasibly continue.

In other words, your 16GB netbook could feasibly have access to 100GB and your 16GB iPhone could have 500GB of accessible music.