Sentence examples similar to it's conceivably missing from inspiring English sources
Still, says Smith, while nickel definitely has its own regulatory concerns, it's conceivably less hazardous than hexavalent chromium.
If you're a young man, it's conceivably still fun to stay at the Y.M.C.A.
Asked last week how much her parents had contributed to her campaign, she said it was "conceivably $200,000".
As much as it is promising, it is conceivably frightening too.
It is conceivably possible, for example, that PRIMA-1 affects cellular chaperones resulting in the refolding of mutant p53.
It is conceivably possible to try to distinguish empirically whether complete cleistogamous species evolved by adaptive evolution or by breakage.
If one is to conclude that formaldehyde is a "known" human leukemogen, one must assert not only that these hypothesized modes of action are conceivably true but that it is indeed known that one of them is true, for otherwise an essential and utterly necessary element of the causal conclusion is missing.
Likewise, I prefer my iPhone to ring and vibrate whenever a call comes in because I suffer from congenital hearing loss (due to my parents being deaf) and could conceivably miss important calls from loved ones or whomever.
It seems that this Tit-for-tat society is conceivably viable.
