Sentence examples for theoretically all from inspiring English sources

Theoretically all land belonged to the ruler, but actually local interests prevailed.

Whether or not the finished product will reflect it, Splash! is theoretically all about triumph over adversity.

"The materials emit their own light," he said, "so you don't need the back or side lights of LCDs, or theoretically all of the color filters".

Especially in light of the fact that theoretically all young people past 16 are supposed to be in education until they're 17 this year.

Theoretically, all of the companies with casinos in Atlantic City who have put in bids could win a Pennsylvania license, although the likelihood of that happening is slim.

The management committee has 24 members and theoretically all are in the running, if not for Mr Paulson's position, then for Mr Blankfein's.

Theoretically, all effects affecting the CMC should be considered in an estimated value.

Theoretically all basis can be indistinctly used when pricing the derivative.

Theoretically, all contents of traditional distribution networks planning are included in ADN planning.

Theoretically, all ratios should be equal or at least approximately equal to 1.

Theoretically, all noun terms are potential content resources which can reflect some objects or concepts.