Sentence examples for are theoretically in from inspiring English sources

"The job of a Premier League manager in the old-fashioned sense, where you are theoretically in control of everything, is too big for one man," he said at a sports analytics summit last week.

Signals and are theoretically in quadrature.

Both sides are being accused of violating a cease-fire that is theoretically in place.

A breakaway featuring Stuart O'Grady of CSC got far enough ahead that O'Grady was theoretically in the race lead.

Though the appointment is theoretically in the gift of a five-person commission, Neuberger's view will carry great weight.

Although Mr. Chen's party is theoretically in favor of independence for Taiwan, Mr. Chen himself has backed away from this position.

This is theoretically in keeping with Shaw's insistence that there is no future prospect of a romance between Eliza and Higgins.

While opinion polls suggest that a sizeable minority is theoretically in favour of joining a future Palestinian state, the most recent survey, by the Dialog Institute in January, suggests only 31% would want to see their community transferred to Palestinian jurisdiction.

Donald, your company is theoretically in a position to do that–or to convert to rental, the new "buy".

Archduke Ferdinand, the brother-in-law of the Emperor Francis, was theoretically in command, but Ferdinand was a poor choice of replacement, having neither experience, maturity, nor aptitude.

A national health management information system is theoretically in place [ 26].