Sentence examples for could only conceivably from inspiring English sources

He loathed the policy of nuclear deterrence, advocated disarmament, and didn't think that scientists had much business doing research that could only conceivably cause harm.

As the "executive failure" view of spontaneous thought [18] could only conceivably be applied to the latter situation [26], common changes in PD in these two circumstances would rule out the interpretation of spontaneous activity as simply returning attention to the task.

Only Boris Johnson could conceivably claim to appeal to voters left cold by the Prime Minister – and he is not yet an MP.

Not that Minaya would, but with his starters having pitched at least seven innings in five consecutive games, he could conceivably watch only when the Mets are batting.

Looking at the likely starters tonight, we could conceivably see only one starter (Jesus Zavala) who also started last year's 2-0 World Cup qualifying loss to the US in Columbus last year.

It could conceivably be only a matter of time before determined jihadists in Britain get their hands on the sort of high powered assault weapons used in the Paris attacks but intelligence will be key in trying to head off such a plot before it materialises.

Only three developments could conceivably alter the present low-price environment for oil: a Middle Eastern war that took out one or more of the major energy suppliers; a Saudi decision to constrain production in order to boost prices; or an unexpected global surge in demand.

Given that unvented Xuanwei coal smoke contains large amounts of PAHs, perhaps enough to saturate relevant enzyme systems (Lewtas et al, 1997) and to increase DNA repair capacity (Wei et al, 2000), smoking could conceivably have only a weak additional effect on lung cancer risk before stove improvement.

If fewer people undertake intercalated degrees, clinicians may have fewer skills in the future, which could conceivably not only reduce the UK's excellent record in academic clinical medicine, but also possibly lead to a decline in the excellence of our medicine itself.

While lecture-only based courses could conceivably reach a larger audience, by definition they lack hands-on experience.

More importantly, it does not seem to explain what unifies the category of substance, for it does not say that it is true of any substance that it could conceivably be the only substance existing for a period of time indeed, it could not apply to non-atomic substances, for complex ones can exist only if other substances those that constitute their parts—also exist.