Sentence examples for means that theoretically from inspiring English sources

That means that theoretically Lind could find Manning guilty of all 21 offences, then go on to sentence him in a few days or weeks to let him walk from court having reduced his actual sentence to nothing.

"This development also means that, theoretically, our investors won't need their banks anymore".

That means that, theoretically, your friends can find out where you are (if the feature is turned on) on demand.

That means that theoretically, up to 400 people could go up the 41 floors of said office building at once.

That means that, theoretically, treating animals with DHED would only result in an estrogen increase in the brain, not in the heart, uterus, or breast tissue, where it can cause unwanted side effects.

This means that, theoretically, the robot falls backward in the area on the right, but not in the area on the left in the plane bounded by the solid line.

This meant that theoretically, a topological quantum computer wouldn't need to devote so many qubits to error correction.

Based on Friday's closing price in Paris for Vivendi of 86.5 euros a share, or $79.84, the 0.8-to-1 ratio means that Seagram theoretically should be trading at $63.87.

In practice, that means that developers theoretically have the option to upscale their games when played at home vs. when played on the go.

This means that it theoretically has next to no effect on the sound passing through it, which can be an issue with cheaper speakers.

This means that, very theoretically, something for which you paid one dollar in 1983 will cost you $2.26 today.