Sentence examples for could theoretically happen from inspiring English sources

All of this could, theoretically, happen.

A big drop is very unlikely, but it could theoretically happen.

A runaway greenhouse Armageddon in which the oceans boil dry could theoretically happen on Earth, researchers claim.

Mr. Saleh added, "That could theoretically happen to someone who at the end of Ramadan does their charitable tithing to an orphanage in South Lebanon that was established by Hezbollah".

But parents typically aren't thinking about disease or general morality when they fret over unattended kids -- we're worried about all the terrible things that could theoretically happen to a child out on his own.

"This could theoretically happen for a number of folks.

In practice, this would be impossible – without geo-engineering techniques that could actively remove it from the atmosphere – but the scientists wanted to see what would theoretically happen.

Barring a catastrophic injury, he could play at this level for a while rather than start over in some other franchise with high expectations, which theoretically could happen in one of those midsummer everything-must-go sales when teams give up, no matter how many season tickets they sold to loyal fans.

High levels of greenhouse gas emissions, the study reports, produce a "sharp acceleration of oceanic deoxygenation in the first half of the 21st century". Indeed, the study finds, in some regions the trend may already be happening and could theoretically be detectable, if measuring capabilities were good enough and records went far enough back in time to capture a trend.

Our source cannot be identified by name, not least because by finally deciding to talk about what happened, he could theoretically be charged abroad for his direct role in an assassination of the sort most Western countries regard as a grave breach of international law.

If and when that happens, Yahoo advertisers could theoretically bid not just to have their ads appear when someone types "mortgage refinancing" into a search box, but also to have their ad displayed only to people with household incomes of over $100,000 who have recently visited, say, the mortgage section of Yahoo's finance site.