Sentence examples for theoretically doesn't from inspiring English sources

The one-on-one format can create a more conversational, interesting, and intimate experience, and has the added benefit that the CEO or luminary being interviewed theoretically doesn't have to prepare as much.

So Apple theoretically doesn't have much competition in a big part of the world, including China.

The app says you can only earn these coins by walking outside so it theoretically doesn't count if you are walking on a treadmill at the gym, though the app on my phone seems to count steps inside my apartment, as well.

This marks a departure from Fleksy's usual focus on dedicated keyboard software; the app uses Fleksy's unique keyboard design, of course, which uses algorithmic prediction to make it so that a user theoretically doesn't even have to look at their wrist.

"Tom is a very accomplished person … and he theoretically doesn't need to prove anything to anyone," said former FCC Commissioner Robert McDowell, a Republican.

Aspirin can cause peptic ulcer disease (PUD) while its alternative, clopidogrel, theoretically does not.

Because only laser light touches the disk surface, it theoretically does not wear out.

However, this limitation theoretically does not limit the lower end of the reagent concentration dynamic range as the buffer droplet size can always be made as large as necessary to achieve the required concentration.

The only people who (theoretically) don't get paid are the ones those fans wanted to watch, the student players themselves.

That is precisely why it's imperative that country radio starts looking to the fringes, to the people not already on radio, to the ones that theoretically "don't exist". Because if the format doesn't, then country radio will become so one-note that it will collapse upon itself and go the way of rock radio, ceasing to exist altogether.

These trademarks are typically not in conflict with one another because each covers a narrow industry, and those narrow industries theoretically don't overlap.