Sentence examples for theoretically able from inspiring English sources

It also versatile, theoretically able to detect a broad range of stresses and pollutants.

The great king was nevertheless theoretically able to maintain considerable control in local affairs.

It is also versatile, theoretically able to detect a broad range of stresses and pollutants.

Others complained of retrograde attitudes among both men and women even though they are theoretically able to be peers.

This is a critical part of the league's master plan to keep every team at least theoretically able to go from worst to first in a given season.

Venezuela, an OPEC member, is theoretically able to produce more oil, but its state oil company was crippled last year by a strike and an unsuccessful attempt to oust the country's president, and it has not recovered fully.

Mr. Slocombe said the new military would theoretically be able to defend Iraq from invasion.

Now that Ambac has been downgraded to junk status, it is theoretically less able to meet its obligations.

By 2005, all patients will theoretically be able to negotiate the date and time of their admission.

That means that Mr. La Verdiere must memorize nine parts and theoretically be able to go on at a moment's notice.

In the second settlement – between 10 banks, the Federal Reserve and the OCC – homeowners who suffered mortgage abuses should theoretically be able to get $125,000 each.