Sentence examples for hypothetically raise from inspiring English sources

If Oregon, with just 3.4 million people, contributes $2.5 million per year to higher education, a state like New York or Massachusetts could hypothetically raise an additional $24 million each for their university systems.

Coeliac disease (CD) has previously been linked to a raised cancer risk, and changes in some exposures following a CD diagnosis might hypothetically raise PC risk.

Hypothetically, the fund could raise $4bn [£3bn] if it was applied across the entire global bottled water sector.

This, at least hypothetically and perhaps controversially, might raise some concerns about the use of mammographic screening in those at increased risk.

This process would hypothetically promote their infection.

The Qwest Communications International chief executive is reportedly seeking to sell equity shares in the hypothetically merged company, in order to raise as much as $2 billion dollars in cash.

The mere fact that my French friends raise the question, even very hypothetically and three-quarters-jokingly, is a sign of the times.

In contrast to bicarbonate therapy, the model predicts it will not raise the blood pHe, and could hypothetically be given at much higher doses.

WALL STREET JOURNAL   Google's Latest Product Sparks Privacy Concerns  |  Google is expected to start selling eyeglasses later this year that offer people information about the world they see, but the glasses, which could hypothetically tell a wearer information about a new acquaintance, raise some concerns about privacy, reports Nick Bilton in The New York Times.

Conversely, the MPAG Tmax was significantly lower for patients failing on MMF, thereby raising a hypothetically increased glucuronidation ability in failures, which favors MPA metabolism and excretion.

Hypothetically, if this poll really did have the dual purpose of collecting data and raising funds, what effect would the donation or fee requirement have on the results of the survey?