Sentence examples for might theoretically have from inspiring English sources

However, Washington County might theoretically have some untapped potential for Mr. Paul.

As for Anna, she might theoretically have just run away, escaped from a marriage she was dreading and become another missing-person statistic.

He also said that because there is space around the protective wiring on the electrical and phone cables, fumes from a chemical bomb placed in the tunnel might theoretically have reached the embassy as well.

It might theoretically have delayed Iran's bomb programme by a year or so, – assuming we know everything about that programme – and thus bought some time to get a better and more definitive agreement with Tehran.

Their performance will be measured against what it might theoretically have been without the omega 3. Again, there is no control group, no placebo and no double-blind component.

While sovereignty might theoretically have returned to the UK, it would be meaningless unless every EU-derived statute was reviewed and a decision taken about whether it should be replaced with home-grown legislation.

Routine CXRs theoretically have two main advantages.

On the other hand, it must be admitted that the type of fiscal policy that might be most desirable theoretically has achieved very limited public support.

If Moore is right, then, theoretically, had there been a more successful rescue operation, lives might have been saved.

Although he theoretically had tenure, he was fired.

According to the mayor's office, council members received more than $30,000 in matching funds for contributions from the telecommunications industry -- money that at least theoretically might have influenced the council's recent vote to award long-term contracts for public pay telephones.