Sentence examples for then theoretically from inspiring English sources

If vendors obey the law, then theoretically no one under 18 will get tobacco products.

If every critic gives the Muppets a score of 60% or more, then theoretically it scores 100.

"If you accept that a private person controls the rights to Goebbels' diaries, then – theoretically – you give this person the right to control research," he said.

If we get any federal funds then theoretically we're not allowed to tell anybody what their options are if they come in pregnant.

If you are the Volt target guy who is driving under 40 miles per day, then theoretically your miles per gallon is infinite".

As we know from his conducting at Welsh National Opera, he can do far better than this, but then theoretically so could almost everyone involved here.

If a foreign company could come in to fill the demand left by G.M. with minimal disruption, then, theoretically, car-wash employees would keep their jobs.

In one arrangement, now stalled, Iran took in some Kazakh oil which it then, theoretically, refined and exported from the Gulf.

It recommends that the city shift governance of neighborhood high schools from the schools chancellor to school superintendents, who will then theoretically be more responsible for the performance of students through 12th grade.

She quotes Peter Cox of Britain's University of Exeter as saying: "If we are warming the planet too fast then theoretically the soils will warm up like a compost heap, making the microbes work faster and generate yet more heat.

They were alone then, and theoretically free to do whatever they wanted, but they went on eating the dinner they had no appetite for.