Sentence examples for may theoretically have from inspiring English sources

CRR's focus on ratings overall may theoretically have an impact on ITV's programme commissioning – towards higher rating programmes – but that is historically what ITV has done anyway.

Although doctors may theoretically have had a financial conflict of interest in prescribing treatments, abuse was contrary to your assertion rare.Under managed care a more dangerous conflict of interest has developed.

The inhomogeneous distribution of primary headache diagnoses may theoretically have affected the proportions of the types of overused analgesics, since e.g., triptans and ergotamines are recommended for treatment for migraine only.

Thus, though M2 macrophages may theoretically have a greater ability to take up lipid in the plaque, the increasingly pro-inflammatory environment may skew monocyte to macrophage differentiation towards that of an M1 phenotype.

However, only exceptionally strong (winter or tropical-like) storms may theoretically have the energy to generate washover or breaching events along the Lefkada barrier beach system (Woodroffe, 2003: 461).

Teddy himself may theoretically have had enough of fighting, but when they're spied and captured by the Union soldiers guarding the tunnel to Pariah and who interestingly use the mysterious maze symbol as a brand Teddy breaks free and uses the gatling gun to kill every last soldier.

She may even, theoretically, have been a "girl" at some time in the dim, distant past, but never was she a "chick".

An esophageal cooling device has recently become available which may theoretically possess some of these attributes.

The 12 legislators the Supreme Court had restored to parliament still theoretically have their seats, but this may not last.

Mixtures of various strains could theoretically have additional or synergistic effects but they may also have antagonistic properties.

Routine CXRs theoretically have two main advantages.