Sentence examples for theoretically could be from inspiring English sources

Here are five more well-known American landmarks that theoretically could be rechristened.

Although those do sound like problems that, theoretically, could be solved.

Someone could theoretically could be — have been — fibbing about it, and that's a risk".

This theoretically could be fixed with the appropriate environment variable magic in the test suite, but hasn't been yet.

With no setbacks, Chamberlain theoretically could be back roughly two weeks after he starts the throwing program.

He cited, for example, some components of sugar and coffee that theoretically could be considered cancer‐causing.

"It's all moving forward well, but there is still spent fuel that theoretically could be reused," said one expert source.

But the lack of a pattern to interleague scheduling puzzles some players, and it theoretically could be improved.

The Champions league is played annually, and over a five-year period, there theoretically could be 40 different teams in the quarter-finals.

He noted, too, that even the right to be a conscientious objector to military service was established by statute and theoretically could be overturned by Congress.

The only other area in which Tebow theoretically could be just as effective, if not more so, is inside the opponents' 20-yard line.