Sentence examples for we conceivably have from inspiring English sources

Would we 'make the most' of our time, or the least, given that we conceivably have limitless days to come in which the make the most of it?

We cannot conceivably have Scottish MPs voting a higher rate of income tax on England than they have in Scotland".

Well, of course it's true that we could conceivably have all of those good things and many more besides.

Naturally, then, if one tablet details how to take down demons and another gives tips on handling Leviathan, we could conceivably have a tablet per season with a means to take down all supernatural creatures that have plagued Sam and Dean for years.

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

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

What we said: "Yes, the second episode might conceivably have benefited from a few minor nips and tucks along the way.

We investigated the effects of three variables that could conceivably have an impact on SVSP expression levels: the individual animal background the infected lymphocytes were derived from, the host cell type (T or B lymphocyte) and the parasite genotype.

In this paper, we examine the kinds of policy levers that governments might conceivably have available to induce physicians to serve in rural areas.

38 Sensitivity analysis showed that, although the increase in emergency admissions could conceivably have been caused by unobserved confounding, it is unlikely that we missed a reduction.

"Molecules of this nature could conceivably have commercial use, but my own feeling is that above all we want to excite an interest in chemistry provoked by the link with the Olympics," he said.