Sentence examples for could theoretically trigger from inspiring English sources

It could end this ongoing series of court filings on this particular point, which has been going on since 2006, or it could, theoretically, trigger a new trial, which is a long shot, but still technically possible.

This result could theoretically trigger the administration of antibiotic therapy directed against the Gram-negative bacteria.

Thus, in our study, stepping from the second to the third quartile of oxidative stress could theoretically trigger an additional protective mechanism that may reinstate the balance beteween oxidants and antioxidants.

Saakashvili has to approve the nomination and could, theoretically, reject it, triggering a constitutional crisis.

A U.S. cultural center downtown was open to the street so Congolese could stop by to discover Time magazine and Tom Sawyer, theoretically triggering warmth for America.

Finally, the weakened HIV still would integrate with a host cell's DNA, which theoretically could trigger cancer.

Though it is not explicit in the legal text of the EU Classification, Labelling and Packaging (CLP) regulation, clear evidence of DNT, at least theoretically, could trigger classification as reproductive (developmental) toxicity category 1A or 1B.

Twice a day for five days, I tried saying a bunch of phrases that could theoretically be used as triggers.

A plane could theoretically plunge into the building and trigger events that could drain the pools and ignite a fire, which could spread radioactivity into the environment.

If similar repair of brain neurons can be triggered in humans, she says, the findings could theoretically open the door for treatments of brain and spinal cord damage.

The levels could trigger resistance in influenza-infected birds, Singer says, which could theoretically lead to a "second wave" of a slightly different pandemic strain.