Sentence examples for or conceivably even 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.

With all the absentee ballots, if the races are extremely close on Nov. 7, it is possible we will not be able to determine who will control the House or Senate, or, conceivably, even the presidency".

If he comes in second — or, conceivably, even third — he would probably declare himself satisfied and quickly move on to New Hampshire, where he enjoys a big lead in the polls.

Until Friday, fans speculated that post-C.I.A. he might become president of Princeton University, where he had earned his Ph.D. in international relations in 1987, or conceivably even president of the United States.

And if the economy stagnated in a deep depression in the next 20 years, retirees might see no growth at all, or conceivably even a decline, in real terms.

Scores of QCs and lawyers will cram into court four on Thursday, the largest in London's Royal Courts of Justice, to hear two and a half days of argument that could decide how ��� or conceivably even whether – the UK leaves the EU.

If at that time the United States were facing a serious economic or national-security crisis, more Americans — conceivably even a majority of them — might be willing to accept the argument that regular politicians have failed and betrayed them, and that drastic measures are called for.

The upshot will surely be new regulation at the very least, conceivably even a shut down.

Mr. Paul will finish in the money, and conceivably even win, the Iowa caucuses.

The charges against Mr. Rumore could lead to his suspension from the union and conceivably even to his expulsion.

Indeed, countries could conceivably even be driven into rival trading blocks which discriminate against one another.The point is that regionalism is not necessarily either good or bad for free trade.