Sentence examples for that conceivably from inspiring English sources

Is that conceivably an option?

That conceivably could have prevented that tragedy.

But that, conceivably, is also an opportunity.

This is partly a matter of semantics, but it is not insignificant that there are already many non-MBA master's degrees in fields that conceivably overlap with specialised MBAs.

Mr. Asselstine and others say that the only other reactors that conceivably could be built in the next few years are two planned at the V.C. Summer plant in South Carolina.

That conceivably could happen under the terms by which big depositors in the Bank of Cyprus, the country's biggest, will be forced to help pay for the international bailout of the Cypriot banking industry.

And that, conceivably, it was — to wrap up the argument — the spell cast by these two fragmentary, all but random enchantments of Astaire that prepared the way for "Pina," some months later, insuring that, as the year glided to a rest, it would be dance, rather than any other branch of endeavor, that would bring me the most supple joy in a cinema?

And even if I found a relevant job, would it put me on the path that might conceivably lead to the track that might conceivably lead to tenure?

Consider what effects, that might conceivably have practical bearings, we conceive the object of our conception to have.

That could conceivably hurt Google.

Certainly even a skeptic will concede that could conceivably occur.