Sentence examples for even theoretically from inspiring English sources

It could even, theoretically, have a "pneumatic disappearing device" into which trash could be deposited.

Only three per cent is even theoretically available for humans to drink.

He doubted it was even theoretically possible to live on their allowance.

To allow – even theoretically, even "jokingly" – unqualified individuals like William to practise undermines everything the profession stands for.

Until very recently, the contractors were not even theoretically bound by the Uniform Code of Military Justice.

I wonder whether such a journal - where the editor watches with an eagle eye to prevent any political material - is even theoretically possible.

The terrorist does not embrace the rules of conventional war-not even theoretically--because they would exclude his basic strategy, which is to attack civilians.

"We're in a war," Robert H. Michel, the House Republican leader, declared, speaking of the recent bombing raid on Libya, and, the way things are going, he seems to be right.. The terrorist does not embrace the rules of conventional war-not even theoretically--because they would exclude his basic strategy, which is to attack civilians.

Even Ramallah, theoretically 10 minutes away, became a circuitous, sometimes daylong haul for its trucks.

So existentially and functionally we are alone even if theoretically we are not.

Initial expectations of who would be pictured affected subsequent ratings—even though, theoretically, the misperception had been corrected twice, in the text itself and in the caption.