Sentence examples for although it was theoretically from inspiring English sources

They felt that although it was theoretically based on a belief in universal equality, it still assumed the superiority of European culture and civilization over that of Africa (or assumed that Africa had no history or culture).

Furthermore, although it was theoretically possible for Spain to have narrowed the productivity gap with Germany (since it was starting out at a much lower level of productivity), the bubble-driven growth of the last decade, spurred by the adoption of the euro and large capital inflows, is not the kind of growth that drives up manufacturing productivity.

Therefore, although it was theoretically feasible that some of the 185/333 messages may be result of splicing between two neighboring genes, analysis of the candidate splice sites within the gene and message sequences and comparison of the sequence on either side of these splice sites support the theory that each message was most often the product of a single gene.

Although it was theoretically possible to have blinded this trial by having pharmacy make up syringes filled with heparin or ethanol lock solutions for each patient (as published in a previous prophylaxis trial [ 17], the distinctive odour of ethanol during catheter instillation would have been discerned by the administering nurse and patient, thereby compromising the integrity of the blinding.

Although it is theoretically set in contemporary London, Sherlock is careful to wear the old clothes of one of English fiction's most-loved characters under the 21st-century outfits.

And although it is theoretically possible to create new cemeteries in Westchester, it is unlikely that they will be built because of the scarcity and high cost of undeveloped land, said Richard Fishman, director of the Division of Cemeteries in the New York State Department of State, which oversees about 1,900 nonsectarian cemeteries in the state.

Although it is theoretically still possible that the primaries may yield an inconclusive result, leaving it up to the convention delegates to pick a presidential candidate, in practice the parties are keen to avoid the public bickering and unsavoury deal-making that would entail, so tend to rally around the favourite long beforehand.

Although it is theoretically possible to design and construct such a device that is also relatively unobtrusive, reliable, and accurate, one is not yet available.

Although it is theoretically possible to find the optimal stress levels and stress switching times on each step of a SSALT with finite multiple steps, the "simple SSALT" that has only two steps was generally used in practice [76].

Our analysis suggests that although it is theoretically impossible to reach the thermodynamic minimum energy of separation with closed-circuit RO, this configuration is robust and much more practical to implement than the multi-stage direct pass RO.

Although it's theoretically convenient to be able to snap a picture of a book your friend has and instantly order it, it isn't so much more convenient than taking a picture and searching for it later, or just typing the first few words into Google or Amazon, which will do the rest for you.