Sentence examples for hypothetically possible from inspiring English sources

Failure to act makes global contamination of our species by disease hypothetically possible.

Theoretical analysis distinguishes observed "holes" from the huge list of hypothetically possible ones.

This so-called rebound effect is hypothetically possible but is far too complicated and abstract for policy-makers to weave into their decision-making.

Paul made public two letters written to him by Holder, in which the attorney general admitted that it was hypothetically possible for such a scenario to emerge.

Adam Reed, a finance professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill who has extensively studied short-sellers' behavior and its effects on the markets, said it was "hypothetically possible" that they were.

Lieutenant Corina declined to say whether Mr. Davern might face penalties for having earlier misled the authorities, but he said prosecution for impeding an investigation with false information was hypothetically possible.

Hypothetically, the possible explanation associated with the rise in plasma potassium could be either impaired Na/K pump function or a partial blockage of oxygen to the cells resulting in a depression of the Na/K pump and the feeling of oxygen-lack triggered hyperventilation.

Similar to the distribution of alveolar echinococcosis in Europe (another larval cestode disease for which the red fox is also the final host), a contiguous area with microfoci of transmission could hypothetically be possible.

O'Shea noted that, hypothetically, it's possible for a company to grow at 10%, then slip to 9% and still be adding more members in absolute numbers.

Although, this line of reasoning is rational, hypothetically it is possible that different non-overlapping siRNAs may actually target different sequences within one identical off-target gene (illustrated in Figure 1B).

Hypothetically, it is possible that individual SWCNTs can translocate from the lung into the systemic circulation causing direct cardiovascular endothelial dysfunction.