Sentence examples for would conceivably have from inspiring English sources

And if she'd read it, she would conceivably have become, well, someone rather like Mary Richards.

He would conceivably have seen it as a swindle, a fraud, literally an illegal pitch, like a scuffed ball.

If Italy and New Zealand drop out, Oracle Team USA would conceivably have an easier shot at retaining the trophy.

The point of the Boehner effort was to secure passage of a Republican plan, then demand that the president and the Senate to take up that measure and pass it, putting off the major fights until early next year when Republicans would conceivably have more leverage because of the need to increase the federal debt limit.

This is the only reason I would conceivably have a Yahoo ID, and it is __________.

Last year, BP executives were awarded 30% of the maximum number of performance shares, and the year before they were granted 37%, meaning that Browne would conceivably have been awarded about £3 million at the end of 2008.

Nor would Brod conceivably have been delighted that Kafka's papers had generated decades of acrimony and become the playthings of lawyers.

Would the outcome conceivably have been worse than this – being beaten by the foaming Tea Party Republicans with almost nothing to show for it?

A good way of answering that question is to ask: Would the states conceivably have entered into the union if the Constitution itself contained the court's holding?" If this had been the original view of the Framers of the Constitution, "the delegates to the Grand Convention would have rushed to the exits from Independence Hall".

In fact, if Tannenbaum had become a Boston lawyer, he would conceivably hold tickets to the Patriots' playoff game on Sunday against the Jets.

But, had he not been arrested, he would have conceivably had another opportunity, when Mr. Obama visited Camp Lejeune in February.