Sentence examples for theoretically easy from inspiring English sources

Thankfully, excessive sitting is theoretically easy to combat.

How about fans, do they have any fans?" Summertime, when the living's theoretically easy, is three long months of hell.

In what now counts as an endorsement, Jefferies's shares trade a bit above book value, a theoretically easy benchmark to meet but one failed by most competitors.

I love Google, but it's theoretically easy for Google to slip from its pinnacle.

Because iCloud users don't need any additional credentials to start using storage, onboarding is theoretically easy, and doesn't require developers to use transparent services like AWS or Dropbox.

The procedures used for developing detection algorithms are not specific to detecting feces on apples, and it is theoretically easy to extend the results to detection schemes involving many wavelengths.

But a director and producer, though crucial to a successful project, are physically invisible to the viewer and therefore theoretically easier to replace than on-air talent.

Natural resistance in mosquitoes to the malaria parasite, plasmodium falciparum, is good news for researchers because it is theoretically easier to bolster an existing gene than to implant one from another species.

Primates have not, but scientists argue that the techniques of human embryo manipulation have been refined in the dozens of in-vitro fertilization clinics, making it theoretically easier to clone a human than a monkey.

A second-half header from Norwich City's Leroy Fer two minutes after coming on ensured Holland topped the group with maximum points in front of Chile and booked a theoretically easier passage to the semi-finals.

Whoever tops the group will avoid Brazil in the second round and instead face Croatia or Mexico, with a theoretically easier quarter-final – against Costa Rica or the runners-up in group C (likely to be the Ivory Coast) – to follow.