Sentence examples for might conceivably need from inspiring English sources

WHAT TO BRING Everything you might conceivably need in a given group of days' time spent outside in the tropics for the bulk of each day, with no access to the Internet and very little access to mobile phone networks.

Millions of years of evolution have already solved difficult design problems in locomotion, manipulation, sensing and navigation in almost every environment in which a robot might conceivably need to operate.

A person might conceivably need an argument for the second level claim that the person knows God without argument.

They also include every port and jack you might conceivably need, plus integrated Wi-Fi and slots for a PC Card and Memory Stick.

Make sure all your records are current and accurate, and keep everything you might conceivably need.

Keeping some cash on hand is a smart idea, but try to limit it to only what you might conceivably need in an emergency where cards won't cut it.

Now that there are services for virtually every kind of content that users might conceivably want to publish, we need open standards and businesses to emerge that help people link all their disconnected content together into a single online identity – the Centralized Me.

If you can't think of anything that your friend immediately needs or wants, try to imagine something that he or she might conceivably want, but hasn't talked about.

Some companies might claim that such a service is only the beginning for them, and that they intend to evolve into a one-stop-shop for anything their customers could conceivably need.

Some of these may be antagonistic to synaptic remodelling, and conceivably might need to be down-regulated at the onset of the learning process; for example, Quaking, a glial protein involved in myelination, Mtap4, a microtubule-stabilizing protein, or Pten, a phosphatidylinositol-3,4,5-trisphosphate 3-phosphatase that is involved in long-term depression (Y Wang et al., 2006).

And if Keirstead's experiments go to clinical trials sometime in 2006, they might conceivably produce revenues by the time the state needs them — depending, of course, on what kind of deal the state was able to strike.