Sentence examples for even though theoretically from inspiring English sources

Until then, dividends had been taxable as ordinary income, even though — theoretically at least — they came from profits on which companies had already paid corporate income tax.

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.

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.

Even though theoretically cognitivism is an option for representationalism, adopting it would seem to violate the spirit of strong representationalism.

However, these bounds of α k could only verify NSC with (k=O(!sqrt {n})), even though theoretically, k can grow linearly with n.

If you're a great tit (Parus major), a songbird found from Europe to Northern Asia, you wait by yourself, even though theoretically you would be better off looking for food elsewhere, scientists have discovered.

The projects have also disproportionately affected indigenous peoples, even though they theoretically have additional rights and considerations under Convention 169 of the International Labor Organization and some national indigenous rights laws.

Even though Antonovsky theoretically claimed a three factor structure for the sense of coherence scale, we were not able to reproduce three factors.

Even though teens theoretically know more STDs and they are using condoms more frequently with casual sex partners, HIV testing for them or their partners is not a common practice.

Others complained of retrograde attitudes among both men and women even though they are theoretically able to be peers.

Even though he could theoretically find meaning in his family, he would need to change his perspective first.