Sentence examples for big hypothetical from inspiring English sources

Of course, there is one big hypothetical: that the Leonardo painting is still intact on the wall where Mr. Seracini believes it to be.

"Such a big hypothetical," protests Schwab.

Of course, the big question in this big hypothetical scenario would be if Twitter could or should make money from this? Reuters notes that Twitter sells access to their firehose of data to Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo, implying that such a news firehose might be for sale as well.

I am not big on counterfactuals — hypothetical history is at once tantalizing and meaningless — but in this case the exercise may be useful.

If those city-specific relative risks had been considered as a sample of values (random effects) instead of specific values corresponding to specific cities, they could have been used to generalize the findings of the study to any other hypothetical big city, making the new results more general and valuable.

Say the Big Growth fund, a hypothetical $1 billion fund, buys 50,000 shares of an offering that is priced at $20 but then triples, to $60, on its first day.

Key inquiry questions sought to explain or address big fundamental ideas while hypothetical questions suggested alternatives by showing attempts to make educated guesses or informed predictions of possibilities.

Perhaps most importantly, it's unclear what makes Schultz different from Joe Biden, an extremely popular Democrat who leans to the middle and seems likely to make his independence and willingness to work with Republicans a big part of his (hypothetical, as yet) run.

This step is important because there is a big developmental difference between hypothetical cases with one vs. two, or 101 vs. 102, counts in the two sides.

If and when we develop telescopes big enough to see the hypothetical giant, which researchers at the California Institute of Technology believe explains the strange movement of objects in the distant Kuiper Belt, what then?

NEW YORK TIMES   New Stress Tests Planned  |  The Federal Reserve will release results next year of a new round of "stress tests," to gauge the ability of the six biggest banks to withstand a hypothetical market shock tied to the European crisis.