Sentence examples for it could conceivably be from inspiring English sources

It could conceivably be either.

Under this ruling, it could conceivably be one apartment.

It could conceivably be a new tax, it could be gambling.

It could conceivably be the same guy, who's always arriving late and forever shouting for Raoul.

It could conceivably be argued that Arsenal have the midfielders to cope with Wilshere's absence but England certainly do not.

And it could conceivably be enacted by Congress at any time without being part of an industry quid pro quo.

It not only allows Republicans to declare their support for the military but it also could conceivably be used against Democrats running in more conservative states -- Senators Michael Bennet in Colorado and Blanche Lincoln in Arkansas, for instance -- putting them on the spot over whether they agree with Ms. Kagan's view on recruiting.

And so, in theory, the companies on whose services it is posted could conceivably be held responsible for publishing such horrors, with consequent legal liability.

But from a political standpoint, the difference between saying that growth is at 1.4 percent and being able to say it's at 4.3 percent could conceivably be the difference between holding onto office and not.

This is not a popular view but it is one that could conceivably be defended within a generally liberal ethico-legal framework.

Then in a confusing 1986 ruling, Davis v. Bandemer, it held that political gerrymandering could conceivably be unconstitutional.