Sentence examples for in theory it does from inspiring English sources
Distributional effects also matter, although are often ignored on the assumption that any redistribution can happen through separate mechanisms.Land value taxation is so beloved of economists because, in theory, it does not distort decision making.
In theory, it doesn't sound all that bad.
While that idea is good in theory, it doesn't quite apply when The Blind Side, a contrived feel-good film with no charisma, makes its way into the list of contenders.
In Afghanistan or Nepal, this is a different story, but if America operates under the assumption that women are no longer second-class citizens, which in theory it does, there should be no such thing as "opportunities for women".
In theory, it doesn't take much to create substantial protests out of trending topics.
Only if the fund had the ability to punish non-borrowing members (as, in theory, it did in 1944), would the focus on "surveillance" amount to much.
However, there is a glaring hole in the theory: it does not explain how it is that some of those particles gain their mass.
: + + The power of the Brønsted Lowry theory is that, in contrast to Arrhenius theory, it does not require an acid to dissociate.
A work of political sociology rather than of political theory, it does not in fact either offer a comprehensive new social analysis or fashion new tools of social investigation applicable to the study of power in all times or places".
In theory it could do that, but in practice it cannot – not without damaging its reputation for consistent policymaking, and scaring off the other nuclear consortia it will need to build future plants; and they are needed, in order to meet Britain's climate change obligations.
