Sentence examples for theoretically claim from inspiring English sources

Seltzer says the NFL could theoretically claim that fans were violating the league's trademarks by using the names of teams and players, but that wouldn't likely hold up in court.

Koerner states that that the president "needs to go to great pains to explain to this nation how a government that can take the life of an American without due process can, even theoretically, claim to protect life, liberty and law".

The numerical results confirmed that the proposed quasi-variable mesh schemes yield results of desired accuracies, as theoretically claimed.

Computational results obtained upon the application to seven linear as well as non-linear problems endorse the theoretically claimed accuracies.

Even though Antonovsky theoretically claimed a three factor structure for the sense of coherence scale, we were not able to reproduce three factors.

And yet, 59 seconds of downtime in a month means that you can theoretically only claim 99.9977percentt of uptime.

The results lend experimental validation to a recent theoretically-based claim that the Gümbel condition may not be appropriate for a practical single-pad FAB.

How to Pursue a Claim Theoretically, airline employees should offer compensation and arrange for accommodations at the time a flight is canceled, but you can also submit a claim later if this doesn't happen.

2. Theoretically one could claim that we have a conflict of obligations here, but this seems quite implausible.

Theoretically many positive claims for religion are made but practically speaking, when all is said and done, there is an enormous void as evidenced by the great increase in desperation and fear.

Heirs to the original land can make a legal claim and — theoretically — take it back and evict the residents.