Sentence examples for may conceivably find from inspiring English sources

There, though, we may conceivably find nothing manageable to be learned; whereas the recent and current embarrassment of our riches offers a perfectly clear lesson, even if it is one repeatedly, spectacularly and vainly offered, from the Dutch tulip mania in the 17th century to the British South Sea Bubble in the 18th to any old sidewalk shell game today.

She may conceivably get her wish.

Singling out a person or object with characteristics not peculiar to itself, but which may conceivably be found in other persons or objects, does not constitute classification.

It has missed this round of consolidation; it could conceivably find itself on the receiving end of the next one.

The interaction found in our data may conceivably be due to chance, and needs validation in independent studies before it can confidently be used to guide treatment decisions.

Acquired resistance may conceivably occur because the tumour finds alternative means to drive tumour vascularisation which are insensitive to the therapy (Fig  3d) or because tumour cells become adapted so that they can grow despite the reduced vascular supply (Fig  3e) [ 123].

If not it may, conceivably, appear fresh.

He may conceivably have had a late night.

Shaun Marsh may conceivably come in for his brother, Mitchell.

Or they may conceivably be working out a grand bargain.

Amid the din of radiating stars, an orderly train of pulses may conceivably be a message.