Sentence examples similar to or conceivably better from inspiring English sources

Let there be Versace towers, if they rise out of public spaces of equal ambition and conceivably better design.

We highly recommend non-invasive evaluation of the renal arterial supply in patients with CIRI in order to broaden our knowledge of this disorder, and conceivably better understand its selectivity for one kidney.

Equally, it does not feel like a wild leap of imagination to suspect Rooney will have at least equalled, and conceivably bettered, the 49-goal mark by the time England have finished with the team who have one win from 130 games and three clean sheets in 25 years.

The benefit might have gone to his customers, or conceivably, to the ultimate consumer.

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.

How can local sourcing compromise or conceivably enhance brand value?

This government is either naive or stupid or conceivably somebody has let them down badly.

Or, conceivably, a very early large impact triggered the plume.

And is either of these motivations conceivably any "better" than the other?

Many workers could conceivably obtain better coverage that way than from a parsimonious employer who might offer a plan but refuse to help employees pay for it.