Sentence examples for in theory ready from inspiring English sources

He was, in theory, ready to be hired somewhere.

Now, with regiments reformed and Northern Ireland calmed, the surviving 36 battalions are in theory ready at any time.

Give them something easy and you have them moving in the right direction and, in theory, ready to make the step up to the next level.

The club is building a new stadium, which will in theory be ready for the World Cup in 2014.

Dostoyevsky wrote of the Amur region: "If only Englishmen or Americans lived in Russia instead of us!...Oh, they would have opened up everything: the metal ores and minerals, the countless deposits of coal".Foreigners in theory are ready to help, but two obstacles exist.

But in the end, only Cabral, Claiborne and Matt Daley came into the game, so the more reliable relievers, in theory, should be ready for Saturday.

"In theory I am ready to train even the national team of Mars, but what is the point in talking about this?

Since then, BioWatch air samplers have been installed inconspicuously at street level and atop buildings in cities across the country — ready, in theory, to detect pathogens that cause anthrax, tularemia, smallpox, plague and other deadly diseases.

"The thing is a total mess," says Sir Tim Garden, a former British air marshal.And even if the force were ready in practice as well as in theory, would Europe's politicians be ready for it?

In theory, a result could be ready as early as today.

In theory, the system could be ready for launching by 2017 or 2018.