Sentence examples for or conceivably from inspiring English sources

State governments—or conceivably even the federal government could do more to even this up.Yet more money is far less important than structural reform.

What difference does the extra 60% of ownership make now – or, conceivably, in the future?

As someone who could be her father, or conceivably grandfather, I find this hard to take.

But everyone else wondered how a Klimt could outsell a van Gogh or conceivably be more valuable than a Rembrandt.

Each of the movements is bigger than one thinks it is going to be or conceivably could be.

Uncertain Effects At such workplaces, the changes could go either way -- improved coverage or, conceivably, no coverage.

"This disposal will either lead to the start of an acquisition programme... or conceivably a bid for the company itself," they said.

The Council thus has the opportunity to take a further decision expressly authorising the use of force or, conceivably, to decide that other enforcement means should be used.

It is true that in some cases biased or prejudicial statements may be made by some persons interviewed and comments by others may be objectionable or conceivably false.

For this absurdist nightmare, the director may have been inspired by Josef Fritzl, or conceivably by the Jean-Paul Sartre maxim "hell is other people".

Chemical analyses of the gabbro showed that it was not from the main magma chamber but from a smaller chamber or lens fed from the main chamber--or conceivably multiple chambers--below it.