Sentence examples for that theoretically will from inspiring English sources

It is being shot on newfangled digital cameras for a budget of less than $600,000 by Visionbox Pictures, a new production company hoping to exploit this less expensive digital technology that theoretically will make it possible to make more movies more cheaply.

The HyTrust technology is designed to secure virtualized data centers that theoretically will take all the compute, storage and networking and put it into one software layer.

So you take an illegal drug, switch a couple of molecules around, and presto it's a different drug that theoretically will no longer get you in trouble with the police.

Third, with tumor still in place, smaller radiation fields may be designed that theoretically will result in less short- and long-term morbidities from radiation.

That theoretically will lead to much higher advertising rates.

That means fewer bets will be placed and that theoretically... will lead to reduction of the price of energy and food staples," said Michael Greenberger, a professor at the University of Maryland School of Law and a former Director of Trading and Markets at the CFTC.

Futures have long been a way for the industry to generate cash flow and for wine lovers to lock in opening prices that, theoretically at least, will continue to rise in the two years before the wine is delivered.

Perls and his colleagues often emphasize that there's a difference between the supersurvivors who lived to be 100 at the turn of the millennium, on the strength of their genes alone, and those who will reach that point midcentury, as so many boomers theoretically will.

If one company is able to create more profit from a talented individual than another company, then they theoretically will offer greater rewards (since they can) and poach that worker away.

This, theoretically, will let the company confirm users' identities.

The Reds operate in a small market, so their cable revenue theoretically will be limited.