Sentence examples for more hypothetical from inspiring English sources

Offering two more hypothetical situations, he said: "Catholic hospitals, to my mind, should not have to perform abortions.

This is because declared reserves are often "more hypothetical than measured", meaning the "assumption of mineral bonanzas… are far removed from reality".

After reporters peppered her with several potential scenarios, Geer said with a sense of exasperation that she wouldn't answer any more hypothetical questions.

Many sharers also aim to reduce the carbon footprints of production and consumption, and stimulate local economies, though these effects are, so far, more hypothetical than proved.

With the state of the mechanical arts as it was then, Archimedes' concept of the screw was actually as a motion-transforming device and was more hypothetical than practical.

The particular superness of the symmetry which it proposes is that every known fermion is partnered with one or more hypothetical bosons, and every known boson with one or more fermions.

The land-for-peace question is little more than hypothetical, given the current state of play.

All of which make questions about robots and ethics more than hypothetical for roboticists and policy makers alike.

And I was wondering, at the time you wrote those e-mails, whether the scenarios you were outlining seemed more than hypothetical and you were feeling real concern that disaster may be on the way.

Even some of the campaign's more promising hypothetical delegate counts for how the race might shake out by Wednesday would leave them facing a serious deficit in the race to the 1,191 needed to clinch the nomination.

In the case of America, The Independent has a sizable online readership so the need to consider the sensibilities of the Parker and Ward families may be more than hypothetical.