Sentence examples for might theory from inspiring English sources
How might theory be used to inform the design of an effective intervention?
How might this theory be applied on a global scale?
As to the teardowns in his old stamping ground, Roosevelt might in theory have supported them.
How then might the theory benefit the tens of millions of people who are alcoholics?
If I had just three years left, I might, in theory, not outlive the Trump Presidency.
The potential penalties might, in theory, be large enough that even Google would notice.
The proliferation of news outlets might, in theory, have helped the Lib Dems increase their exposure.
So is that the kind of person who might, in theory, have a low-lying case of chronic pain?
That will help the banks and might in theory feed the demand for euro-zone sovereign debt.
Xstrata's managers might, in theory, walk away — "an unsettling thought to some longtime followers of the company".
It might in theory have been better to adopt a Chinese model of party-led economic liberalisation.
