Sentence examples for it would theoretically be from inspiring English sources

But once sealed with a mixture of linseed oil and beeswax, it would theoretically be firm and water-repellent.

The book side tells you what it would theoretically be worth if it had to go into bankruptcy and liquidate all of its assets.

It would theoretically be possible, if unlikely, for either of the new protagonists at Dior and Saint Laurent to come up with a "girly" look.

In fact, under current antitrust law, it would theoretically be permissible for a series of mergers to leave the U.S. with at most 10 corporations, each owning 10percentt of every industry.

Alpha Company had moved into a blocking position above My Lai 4, where it would theoretically be able to trap Vietcong soldiers as they fled from the Charlie Company assault on the hamlet.

Mr. Ryan's Medicare plan would leave voters 55 and older exempt from most of its proposed changes, so if voters were behaving in a purely self-interested way, it would theoretically be a voter at age 54 (or somewhere else in late middle age) who would have the most to lose from the changes to the program, having paid the most into the system.

For example, Lehman said last week that it had $20 billion in tangible equity— money that would theoretically be available to its shareholders if Lehman had to be liquidated.

One jacket adjusts to the wearer's body temperature, so that the wearer would theoretically be as comfortable in it in Cleveland as in Phoenix.

"If it were to be implemented, the type of stimulation that we used would theoretically be plausible in patients".

"If it were to be implemented, the type of stimulation that we used would theoretically be plausible in patients". The findings were published in the February 2 issue of the journal Nature Neuroscience.

Genetic changes made to an embryo would theoretically be heritable if the embryo became a baby.