Sentence examples for hypotheticals to from inspiring English sources
The guide also provides hypotheticals to illustrate how the law would be applied.
He offered hypotheticals to Mr. Shumate involving a car sale gone awry and a million-dollar hot dog transaction.
Like Greg Williams' nomadic career, there's a lot of hypotheticals to consider with Darren Jarman before you get to his Premiership-winning feats at Adelaide.
Dreeben did his best to turn the discussion from the Justices' far-fetched hypotheticals to the actual facts of McDonnell's case.
First, the Court offers a series of hypotheticals to suggest that the term "dispatched" not only contemplates a prompt shipment, but also connotes sending the letter directly to a place where the person is likely to be physically located.
It shows extreme intelligence but basically misses the point: yes, there are possible macro dangers, but you have to go all the way around Robin Hood's barn to get to them, and you have to use what I think are extremely far-fetched hypotheticals to get to a scary situation.
But, says McIntyre: "That's a hypothetical that's too hypothetical to answer.
Until recently, having another child was only hypothetical to most Chinese parents.
"That takes it from very hypothetical to something more realistic to produce in the laboratory," says Torquato.
This will all seem strictly hypothetical to those who can't forget that nothing has moved for years.
When a justice poses a hypothetical to press the limits of an argument, it will inevitably end up on YouTube.
