Sentence examples for been theoretically from inspiring English sources
adverb
In theory; on paper
- I haven't tested it, but theoretically it ought to fly.
The treaty has been theoretically under consideration in Washington for a quarter of a century.
It was not the practical success that it had been theoretically.
It seemed strange to me that they would continue to do this if it had been theoretically proven that these models didn't work.
Up to 150,000 civilians and members of the military who worked on the testing program had been "theoretically" affected, Mr. Morin said.
"You see these pictures which try to immortalize the state structure and national space that has been theoretically abolished," Count Zamoyski said.
A slow-poached egg, stirred into a stone pot of rice that had been (theoretically) spiked with chile, was a tasteless take on Korean bi bim bop.
(2) The transverse vibration of rope had been theoretically studied.
"It provides experimental evidence for generic early-warning signals that have been theoretically predicted".
Relationships between geodetic data and magma ascent, including macro-scale phenomena, have also been theoretically examined.
Following the first demonstration, many optical modulators enhanced by graphene have been theoretically and experimentally demonstrated.
However, the origin of current account imbalance has been theoretically explicated in two basic views.
