Sentence examples for be contracted in theory from inspiring English sources

Masters and Johnson were heavily criticized for Crisis, in which they claimed that HIV/AIDS could be contracted, in theory, from objects such as contaminated contact lenses, provoking irrational fear and scientifically inaccurate perceptions of the disease.

The latter is contracted in Saccharomycotina.

The three primary theories protecting consumers and imposing greater duties on sellers are contract theory, due-care theory, and strict-liability theory.

Recent infections were largely contracted in Asia.

The contract was in theory doomed at this point, but when a diamond was led from dummy, East, in difficulty, misread the position.

Because of that card the contract was in theory unbeatable.

Fifpro, the international footballers' union, points out that match-fixing has been most prevalent in lower divisions and eastern European leagues, where players are poorly paid and often have no written contracts, so are in theory more corruptible.

At the end of a land contract, a property is, in theory, passed from one owner and former landlord to a new owner and former tenant.

That's fine, in theory.

It's great in theory.

That is, in theory.