Sentence examples for from hypothetical from inspiring English sources

Torre wanted the Yankees to have 30 minutes away from hypothetical questions.

The following examples from hypothetical experiments, purposely uncomplicated by distracting detail, illustrate each.

Since when has protecting a possible president from hypothetical future criticism been a task of the Court?

Can a youthful offender be sold tobacco products?... Can an incarcerated juvenile file a child-abuse complaint against prison officials?" These are far from hypothetical questions.

The right of the wealthy to guard themselves from hypothetical dangers must be weighed against the right of everyone else to secure the minimum necessary to sustain life.

But both America and a hypothetically reunited Soviet empire pale before the sporting achievements of another multi-national grouping that is far from hypothetical.

Shaul Goldstein, mayor of the Gush Etzion settlement bloc south of Bethlehem, expects the focus in the coming weeks to "move from hypothetical issues in New York to practical terror here in Judaea and Samaria [the biblical term for the West Bank]".

The tree indicated the evolutionary distances from hypothetical ancestors represented by nodes between proteins from isolate B1 (P. aeruginosa) and azo-reductases from different bacteria.

SP data, on the other hand, come from hypothetical experiments, which has several advantages (besides the obvious disadvantage of not reflecting real choices).

The extent to which Stated Choice SCC) experiments suffer from hypothetical bias continues to be a controversial topic in the literature.

We also find that ratios in real experiments are not significantly different from hypothetical experiments and that incentive-compatible elicitation yields higher ratios.