Sentence examples for were conceivably from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a conceivable manner, possibly.
But both were conceivably related to a story in The Times in 1871 headlined "Breaking Up the Bagnios".
One of the unusual and unexpected findings of this study was the discrepancy observed between the naïve raters in coding variables that were conceivably thought to be obvious (e.g., game time, score, day/night game).
Moreover, favorable changes were conceivably noted in constipation, though the improvement in constipation did not reach statistical significance.
In our analysis, the estimated headings were conceivably affected by the temporal coarseness (6h) in the NCEP wind data, and by the altitudinal uncertainty in the radar data (±500m).
Therefore, when curcumin was administered in utero and during weaning in Apc Min /+ mice, levels of drug which reached the maternal blood and milk and the fetal organism were conceivably insufficient to elicit chemopreventive efficacy.
However, since aminoglycosides are rarely used in porcine production in Spain (13), and no veterinary drugs containing amikacin are registered, the sul1 and armA genes were conceivably co-selected by the use of sulfonamides.
Thompson, McCain, Paul, and Hunter at least avoided that humiliation, but only Hunter was willing to say out loud that there might conceivably be conceivable circumstances ("a national emergency") under which a tax increase might be conceivably warranted.
Shine, a junior, was conceivably one of them.
Yet the hint of the torture chamber comes through only if the ghosts are conceivably authentic.
If you're a young man, it's conceivably still fun to stay at the Y.M.C.A.
He is conceivably the world's top go-to guy for Leonardo studies.
