Sentence examples for the conceivably from inspiring English sources

Is it really the case that using these measures, all the conceivably positive net return canals have been built already?

Fieldhouse contends that tax, transfer, and regulatory policy can and should push in the right direction, but it would take large political forces to keep from exacerbating inequality; halting let alone reversing market-based inequality growth of the past three decades would require policy actions beyond the conceivably viable.

Second, in the process of rational deliberation itself, they render salient only a tiny proportion of the available alternatives and of the conceivably relevant facts.

Although we cannot fully exclude the risk of coding inaccuracies, even after careful screening of medical records, differential misclassification is unlikely, and the conceivably minor extent of non-differential misclassification presumably had a minor impact on reported annual incidence rates (Jurek et al. 2005).

The conceivably profitable scenario of labelling a pork product with a traditional breed name when it actually originated from another source can be readily exploited.

In those cases, the plastics would still enter the ecosystem, and conceivably the food chain.

The presence of catalyst proved to be somewhat of an hindrance to the reduction conceivably through pore-blockage and pore-flooding by the molten eutectic.

The military's strong presence in the political heartland of the country could conceivably weaken the Sharifs' hold on power.

Can the online model conceivably support the resources, the newsgathering budget, that today's major newspapers support?

Ralfe told the BBC that bridging the deficit "could conceivably push the company into administration".

The Yankeescould conceivably shop around Clement, although that seems unlikely.