Sentence examples for a bit hypothetical from inspiring English sources
With overhaul of the American health care system engineered by President Obama and the Democratic members of Congress still in its infancy, parsing through the newly inked legislation to identify investment winners and losers has become a popular sport even if a bit hypothetical at this early stage.
It seems a bit contrived and I am sure patients feel that it's a bit hypothetical as well and you're pushed for time and, let's face it, doesn't happen".
"Everyone is being touched by this and death is a bit less hypothetical when your friend or partner just died," says Wakeman.
Our results showed higher risk for adenocarcinoma, although the reason for the observed histology-dependent difference in the genetic effect conferred by these polymorphisms is unknown, being perhaps a bit too hypothetical, it may be attributable to differences in the carcinogenesis pathways among the histological types of lung cancer.
Worry a bit about your hypothetical children reading it all when you are gone.
The picture changed a bit when some hypothetical illnesses were added to Roxy's medical history: chronic arthritis, incontinence as a result of spaying, hypothyroidism, the removal of a benign tumor, and euthanasia.
Robson, who has been more guarded in front of the news media in recent months, also let her guard down a bit when asked about a hypothetical exhibition match between Serena Williams and Andy Murray, with a reporter asking if she was "interested in seeing how that one might go if they get it on in Vegas," the proposed site of the match.
To oversimplify a bit, let's assume a hypothetical employer with only one employee.
While the specific circumstances of this hypothetical are perhaps a bit flashy, the routine is typical in the life of a street cop, according to former NYPD Detective Carlton Berkley.
Another drawback could be that the hypothetical bail-in example is a bit too slick.
