Sentence examples for no hypothetical from inspiring English sources

According to the city's Department of Correction, no hypothetical evacuation plan for the roughly 12,000 inmates that the facility may house on a given day even exists.

"No hypothetical justification can overcome the clear primary purpose and practical effect of the marriage bans … to disparage and demean the dignity of same-sex couples in the eyes of the state and the wider community," Black wrote.

In the imaginary 100,000-year history of hurricanes that R.M.S. had in its computers, no hypothetical storm that struck so far from New Orleans had ever caused the levees to fail.

This was no hypothetical, of course: one of the most searing scenes in Michael Moore's polemical film "Fahrenheit 9/11" shows President Bush continuing to read a story to a class of Florida youngsters for seven minutes after his chief of staff informed him of the attacks.

This is no idle danger; no hypothetical threat.

To date, however, there has been no hypothetical mechanism that can explain all of the features of these diseases.

"The alternative to the peace process is no longer hypothetical.

In Washington, President Clinton said: "The alternative to the peace process is no longer hypothetical.

Fears that the economy would suffer a "jobless recovery" similar to that of the first Bush administration are no longer hypothetical: over the past year G.D.P. has grown, but employment has continued to shrink, and the risk that the U.S. will slide into a Japanese-style pattern of slow growth and deflation no longer seems remote.

Johnson and Levin (2009) highlighted that positive illusions can disappear once an individual is directly affected by the hazard in question, and the risk is no longer hypothetical, but real.

But both have in common a refusal to look at people - the Wolinskis and the Nishas and the Saleys - and instead concentrate on, well, on violent caricatures, sprung out of the comic books where they belong into angry minds where they don't, where they are no longer hypothetical absurdities but living targets.