Sentence examples for has theoretically from inspiring English sources

The illegal dumping of sewage has (theoretically) been stopped, but with E. coli still out there, consider sticking to the pool.

Almost certainly, this agreement is depriving refugees of the protection that international law has theoretically guaranteed them for over half a century.

Syriza has theoretically lost its parliamentary majority and was forced to rely on the votes of opposition parties to pass the bailout.

Now, with the election of Afghanistan's parliament completing the process of establishing democracy laid down in Bonn in 2001, stable government has theoretically arrived.

The presence of that maid is mildly unsettling: Under the terms of a legal settlement, Judith has theoretically been stripped of all her assets.

But this year, a collection of new hotels -- with several more poised to open soon -- has, theoretically at least, improved the odds that visitors will be able to find a room.

It booked a $1.9 billion paper gain since the cost of retiring its debt had, theoretically, declined because of concerns over its financial condition.

Trust in the government will also take a hit, since Nicosia had theoretically guaranteed all deposits to a level of €100,000, or about $130,000.

A review had theoretically to be conducted every 5 years.

We have theoretically studied the Kondo effect in a quantum dot embedded in an AB ring.

Second, we have theoretically calculated horizontal/vertical forces connected with model (2).