If Clemens's DNA is found on any of the syringes, needles, gauze pads or vials, he could conceivably argue that it stemmed from B12 or lidocaine injections.
Alternatively, given the depth at WR, a relatively high-end player at that position could conceivably be had in return.
For, plausibly, if a moral judgement is just a belief to the effect that some natural fact obtains, I might at least conceivably hold that belief and simply not give a damn.[12] In which case, if naturalism is true, internalism must be false.
Also, in an effort to create two new Hispanic seats, it could so dilute Hispanic voting strength that only one Hispanic -- or, conceivably, none -- would be elected.
Well, that's what I'd intended, but already language has got in the way – you're not "listening" at all, and by "straight" I could conceivably mean that I'll be standing to attention or behaving heterosexually.
I recall a sculptural work entitled, Oh Dear, which was a dead, cerulean blue dog/deer that had been either shot in the stomach, or conceivably bitten open.
What could conceivably be more important than the family members we were blessed to be sitting with at that moment?
It could conceivably happen that your fingerprints on your mother's Crock-Pot, or your signature on an expired warranty card, could land you in custody.
Japan could conceivably at last contemplate the kind of virtuous cycle that would help it achieve long-run growth.
Uncertain Effects At such workplaces, the changes could go either way -- improved coverage or, conceivably, no coverage.
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.
