Sentence examples for hypothetically no from inspiring English sources

Hypothetically, no player's name would emerge in the public domain until a suspension was upheld.

Furthermore, when participants were asked which of the seven programs (or 'nothing') they would cut to keep the NHI program afloat if, hypothetically, no increase in premiums was possible, the three items most likely to be excluded were coverage for the treatment of minor diseases (32.7%), half-day physical examination (21%), and Chinese medicine (13.6%).

Scenario 1 represents the project level coverage of 69%; scenario 2, 3, and 4 hypothetically represent no coverage (0%), low coverage (40%), and high coverage (80%), respectively.

Over 85% of cases had a cost per QALY of £20 000 or less with 70% of these having a cost per QALY under £10 000 thus making it very cost-effective when compared hypothetically with no surgery.

Hypothetically, caregivers offer no or inadequate explanation to the clinical findings in assumed abuse cases.

Mark Twain and African-American Voices," told me that, hypothetically speaking, she had no problem with the decision to make Johnny black it was plausible, she said, that Twain, with his lifelong interest in the African-American experience, might have created a character like the one the Steads envisioned.

Zoledronate, however, is more potent than alendronate and could hypothetically interfere more, but no corresponding long time data exist.

Alternately, a purchase hypothetically financed by a no-money-down, interest-only loan at 6% would set a Wisconsin-resident owner-occupier in the 25% Federal income tax bracket about $2,250/month after tax deductions, with the property assessed at 100% of the transaction price; which doesn't include maintenance or other housing "consumption" expenditures.

Hypothetically the diffusion rate of NO could be decreased due to thickness of the mucosa whereas the level of NO in the airway tissue might be normal.

It's partly why I had no trouble committing, hypothetically, to an equal partnership (it was also a prerequisite for marriage to the woman I love).

So you could hate it or like it or [say] it was a big mistake, but you could no longer discuss hypothetically what could go wrong".