Sentence examples for that conceivably would from inspiring English sources

In 1999, the state began fingerprinting all would-be foster and adoptive parents and checking for criminal backgrounds, a process that conceivably would have revealed Ms. Leekin's use of various aliases.

Wimbledon was saved from the monotony of a Hewitt monopoly; he and Clijsters broke off their engagement in 2004; and life continued all the way to Wednesday, when Clijsters's career came to a screeching end a few hours after Hewitt was down a set and a break and appeared on the way to a first-round defeat that conceivably would have been his New York farewell.

In other instances you find folks scratching their heads in disbelief and wondering why key dialogue they could have sworn was stated at a hearing is missing from the transcription — missing dialogue that often includes exchanges with the court and various players that conceivably would be frowned upon by ethical standards within the legal profession.

"Is it possible that if I or somebody else introduced the public option today, that it conceivably would go back to the House and be passed?" he asked.

But it doesn't mean that the state is reading everyone's emails, nor would that conceivably be feasible".

The breakthrough system, conceivably, would utilize adaptors that were simpler than tRNAs, with the latter taking over already at the biological evolution stage.

My own feeling is that, conceivably, one would be even more admiring of it had it been 500 pages long instead of 800.

Is that conceivably an option?

But that, conceivably, is also an opportunity.

That conceivably could have prevented that tragedy.

That would conceivably enable them to set timers on the two devices to set off explosions where they would cause the greatest damage.