The portraits are lovely: Gabriella, for example, a valiant, witty woman with whom Levi fell timidly in love, going so far as to make a hypothetical proposal in the event they were to find themselves unmarried.
Alex Connock, the chief executive of Ten Alps, made a hypothetical pitch for a contract in Northern Ireland, which is not yet part of the government plans for the regional news services because the digital switchover is happening later there.
Soon afterward the state department walked back the statement, said Kerry was making a "hypothetical" "rhetorical argument". And yet top US officials, including deputy national security adviser Tony Blinken, state department spokeswoman Marie Harf and former secretary of state Hillary Clinton appeared to take the proposal seriously.
To explain, let's make a hypothetical using the Harry Potter series.
To prove that, the team made a hypothetical calculation: if Bristol Bay had only a single population of salmon, it would crash much more often and the fishery would have be closed 10 times more frequently than currently happens.
Disability-oriented criticism of these theories has focused on their assumptions about the individuals who are eligible to make a hypothetical contract or participate in the cooperative scheme it establishes.
In the case of singular terms, similarly, what is of relevance is referential use.[10] The notion of application, hence, is more narrow than that of use, since we use our terms in a wide variety of ways that do not include the expression of judgments, as when we ask a question or make a hypothetical statement (see Millar 2004: 162).
Allow me to make a hypothetical assumption that to many will border on fantasy.
Once when my mom was drunk I asked her to make a hypothetical rendering of my biological father.
As before, some made a hypothetical choice based on this information, while others made what they thought was a real-life dating decision.
