Sentence examples for this might conceivably from inspiring English sources

And for all we know, this might conceivably precipitate some of the ill-effects of which America's protesters have warned.

Donald Rumsfeld and Tony Blair have been working very hard to compare the anti-war faction to Neville Chamberlain, and this might conceivably have put some zip into its campaign.

This might conceivably increase compensatory payments to outlandish proportions.The biggest headache for insurers and companies in America is litigation by claimants who are not seriously ill, against companies with only a peripheral connection with asbestos.

This might conceivably reflect a change in the conformation of KcsA.

Conversely, if the gene were inappropriately activated in a tumour cell thereby providing an oncogenic stimulus, at least in some instances this might conceivably be achieved by point mutation of the coding sequence.

First, nothing must be done that might conceivably hasten death.

Well, the character is supposed to have been through sheer hell, and teachers and healthcare professionals in this situation might conceivably decide to ease off on the question of weight for a bit.

Is it right and sensible that this person might conceivably become executive-in-chief?

Nevertheless, classifying patients in this way might conceivably alter the approach to management, specifically the level of aggressiveness of treatment.

Thus, regulatory mechanisms similar to those described in this work might conceivably operate to stabilize other developmental pathways against temperature fluctuation.

This serpin might conceivably inhibit a protease with caspase-like activity, such as the recently characterised subtilisin-like enzyme, phytaspase [ 53].