Sentence examples for over hypothetical from inspiring English sources

Perhaps overly influenced by her brother's wartime letters praising "old-fashion girls... over hypothetical masterminds," Betty leaves Vassar and sacrifices her college degree to produce first Elizabeth and then a new little Judd, followed, eventually, by four more children.

Because the myostatin gene is well-studied and because double-muscling isn't knowell-studied andus drawbecauset is frequently cited in debates over hypothetical future "gene-doping" among athletes.

Just days before the poll, as the parties furiously argued the toss over hypothetical increases in the numbers of nurses and GPs, the Saga group quietly slipped out preliminary annual results recording a loss of £220m on its "discontinued" Allied Healthcare business, largely through writing down its balance-sheet value to nil.

If the M sample pairs were non-overlapping, then (/sqrt {M}) should provide a good estimate of the variability of (overline {widehat {text{texttt{mape}}}}(p,|, q)) (over hypothetical replications of the present study).

To be sure, BBIs represent a slight improvement over hypothetical queries such as "Where do you see yourself in five years?" or the laughable, "What's your biggest weakness?" Anyone with a modicum of knowledge on the subject, however, knows that it's easy to game BBIs.

Moreover, EDTA alone or combined with polymyxin B did not promote lysozyme uptake, proving that divalent cations were not taking over the hypothetical role of OLs in OM stabilization (Figure 2).

The metric shows that the new unified architecture provides an improvement over a hypothetical non-unified architecture of at least 24.88%, while the improvement over a classical unified architecture is at least 32.07%.

Countless Web sites track transfer market rumors, and there is constant debate over players' hypothetical value.

We've seen the MPAA continuing its case against RealNetworks over the hypothetical possibility that its software could be used to pirate DVDs.

Instead of presenting the plan privately & with a minimum of fanfare through his ambassadors in Paris, Nixon chose a calculable political advantage over a hypothetical diplomatic one.

As the indicator of atmospheric evaporative demand over a hypothetical reference surface, reference evapotranspiration (ET0) is an important input to hydrological models.