Sentence examples for largely hypothetical from inspiring English sources

They talk about details, which are largely hypothetical, and ignore the fundamentals.

Facebook's proven power to affect voting turnout alarmed some, but that concern was largely hypothetical.

That paper was largely hypothetical — more a thought experiment than anything else.

Right now, single-payer is a largely hypothetical exercise for 2020 aspirants.

Score one for the broken-windows theory, that largely hypothetical correlation between vandalism and crime.

For most of human history, the question of responsibility to a stranger halfway around the world was largely hypothetical.

It appears possible--although still largely hypothetical--that small RNAs evolved very early in evolution to help protect the genome against instability.

It was largely a hypothetical exercise until 2001, when the United States began Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan.

Over-estimation of willingness to pay in contingent markets has been attributed largely to hypothetical bias.

Unguru says that past studies on children's comprehension of research participation have relied largely on hypothetical cases based on surveys of healthy, older adolescents.

To the best of our knowledge, only one study has looked at the general public's views on childhood genetic testing for adult-onset conditions, and this was undertaken when genetic testing for future risks was still largely a hypothetical rather than practical possibility.