Sentence examples for theoretically allowing from inspiring English sources

Banks' funding costs have fallen, theoretically allowing them to pass the benefit to clients.

Under this system, computers regulate traffic along the line and pinpoint the locations of trains, theoretically allowing New York City Transit to run trains more frequently.

Under N.H.L. rules, at that age Kovalchuk could come off the voluntary retirement list and become a free agent, theoretically allowing him to sign with any league club.

Officer Robert Maloney testified that at least one of the undercover officers had his badge out when he arrived, although he arrived there moments after the shooting had stopped, theoretically allowing the officer to pull the badge out.

Where the old de-Baathification law barred members of the top four of the party's seven levels, the new measure would bar three, theoretically allowing as many as 30,000 people back in.

The cut in reserve requirements should free 8 billion reais, or about $2.6 billion, theoretically allowing banks to lower interest rates for consumers and small businesses and help jump-start the moribund economy.

One exciting new technique, called transcranial pulsed ultrasound, theoretically allows precise stimulation of any neural region.

I have a Nokia Communicator, which, theoretically, allows me to send files back to the office.

The deposits that are converted to bank shares would theoretically allow depositors to recover their losses eventually.

A self-driving car could theoretically allow its owner to continue texting or uploading photos to Facebook.

The deal reached earlier this week provides Congress with that extra time, time that would theoretically allow the Congress to stop "governing by crisis", as President Obama puts it.