Sentence examples for have conceivably been from inspiring English sources

Some of the best prospects — those in the higher-level minors — could have conceivably been late-summer call-ups to the big leagues.

Had he been the Republican nominee in the general election, he could have conceivably been deserted by Republicans suspicious of his loyalties, opening the door to a Democratic victory.

But the decision not to do this sort of excavation back in 1979, when the floor was new, makes one curious if money might have conceivably been a consideration, even if only a couple of thousand dollars were at stake.

If the commission had followed up this insight, it would have conceivably been able to describe the duration and intervals of the shooting sequence: that Oswald fired three shots in approximately 11.2 seconds, with intervals of 6.3 seconds and 4.9 seconds between the shots.

Amanda, a research assistant at a nonprofit organisation, was told she was doing an amazing job in her review, which would have conceivably been followed by a salary bump had she not interrupted her boss to say, "If you're happy, then that's all the raise I need".

It could have conceivably been completed in a quarter of the time, yet the 120-day deadline passed on Thursday 17 April with only notification from the club that an update would be published eight days later.

"Jumboizing" has conceivably been kicking around for quite sometime, somewhere perhaps outside the 12 mile limit, certainly outside our area of operations.

Each of the two had conceivably legitimate — that is, political — asylum claims, but they would probably have to wait a long time for court dates.

Clocking in at just under two hours combined, "Three Women" and "Wish I Had a Sylvia Plath" could conceivably have been packaged as a single evening.

He might conceivably have been involved this weekend, had his work permit arrived in time.

Though a certification could conceivably have been upset later in court, it would have had a psychological impact.