That means some may theoretically be available for the default swap auction.
They may, theoretically, be heirs to the throne, but day-to-day life can be piled with indignities.
Long ureteric defects may theoretically be repaired with the use of tissue-engineered neoureter.
Birth weight of children born at term may theoretically be associated with risk of adverse events from immunization.
Ms. Mysina may theoretically be embodying the haunting spirit of abject human need, but practically she is an annoyance in desperate need of subtitles.
A deadly brain infection that kills up to 5percentt of AIDS patients may theoretically be prevented by several drugs already in use, a new study has found.
While syrah may theoretically be more elegant than petite sirah, the profusion of cheap syrahs in the market, many of them from Australia, gives no indication of the quality these wines can achieve.
While congressional Republicans may theoretically be in favor of improving their party's standing in Presidential-election years, most Republicans, especially in the House, will face a much whiter and older midterm electorate in 2018.
Linux's value creation potential may theoretically be greater than that of Windows, but its installed base will never eclipse that of Microsoft as long as the software giant succeeds in disrupting its key virtuous cycles.
Though magic may theoretically be morally neutral, and many self-styled practitioners have claimed so, magicians have throughout European history usually been feared for their powers of wreaking evil.
The argument is that although the Bank of England may theoretically be making autonomous decisions, in practice its freedom of action will be completely constrained by the monetary policy of the much larger euro zone.
