Sentence examples for theoretically even from inspiring English sources

It enables anybody to play against anybody else, even Tiger Woods, on theoretically even terms.

To allow – even theoretically, even "jokingly" – unqualified individuals like William to practise undermines everything the profession stands for.

Theoretically, even if we have no water in the river, even if there wasn't a single drop of water coming from the river, we could make it through the summer," Archuleta said.

Providing federal benefits to same-sex couples in defiance of the law, they argued, would provoke a furor in the Republican House and theoretically even risk articles of impeachment.

The all-star game in Mobile, Ala., is a chance to watch players on a theoretically even playing field: the teams will play in a vanilla scheme; the players are all processing new information; and the prospects get an even number of repetitions against top competition in practice.

Undoubtedly the newest thing about Neo-Confucianism was its metaphysics: while Confucius and Mencius had apparently assumed the reality of the world, they had not felt obliged to explain that assumption theoretically, even in passing.

Officially, this U.S. self-critique is part of a grand and theoretically even-handed process in which the U.N.'s Human Rights Council, since its "reform" in 2006, now engages in a "universal periodic review," cycling through all 192 member states every four years.

Uber has often been described not as a transportation but a technology company, and the growth of this content marketplace — which theoretically could even be used when you're not even in an Uber vehicle — underscores that.

Sabella introduced Rodrigo Palacio, with the returning Sergio Agüero replacing Higuaín, theoretically offering even more pace into the channels.

But the meaning of language is preordained and theoretically immovable; even at their most arcane and nonsensical, lyrics are often the less ambiguous tool.

So Insmed's studies could theoretically continue even if an injunction were granted — although the new uses might also eventually be blocked by the patents if they reached the market.