Sentence examples for hypotheticals under which from inspiring English sources

In an interview this month, Jim Gianopulos, a chairman of Fox Filmed Entertainment, ascribed much of the opposition to fear of "monsters in the closet" — hypotheticals under which movies would be offered on demand even more quickly or at lower prices than anyone now contemplated.

The present findings suggest a hypothetical scenario of eukaryogenesis under which the archaeal ancestor of eukaryotes had no cell wall (like modern Thermoplasma) but had an actin-based cytoskeleton including branched actin filaments that allowed this organism to produce actin-supported membrane protrusions.

The condition under which a hypothetical imperative applies to us, then, is that we will some end.

If the capacity for reflection is the seat of obligation, then we must ask if the conditions under which such hypothetical reflection takes place are idealized in any sense — if they are assumed to be reasonable for example.

Scenarios of error in the calibration and boundary condition data, and in the system conceptualisation are then imposed, as a hypothetical representation of the conditions under which the model will actually be calibrated and evaluated.

It's one thing to refuse to answer a hypothetical question about whether there is any circumstance under which you might ever use nuclear weapons against Iran.

Or perhaps it was because Sandusky's lawyer finally recognized that, in such a hearing, the world would have heard just one side of the horrible story -- not the new emerging defense from one of his lawyers, under which he now says it was only hypothetical that Sandusky was actually trying to teach underprivileged kids the value and means of proper showering.

That books must literally be brought to life in order to save the world is either a metaphorical declaration that books have great value or a hypothetical demonstration of just how absurd, and few, are the circumstances under which that would be the case.

Under the doomsday hypothetical in which the House chamber is blown up Tuesday night -- taking the lives of Obama, Vice President Joe Biden and Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis).

Supreme Court oral arguments are often rich in hypotheticals, which force the lawyers to confront the logical consequences of their positions.

RG: That's a hypothetical question, which I can't answer.