Sentence examples for theoretically exist from inspiring English sources

Solutions theoretically exist; they are simply too intricate, so far, to be comprehended.

Planets could theoretically exist within Mercury's orbit, but they can only get so close to the Sun.

Although negative liquid pressure has been experimentally shown for water, it should theoretically exist in other liquids as well.

It could theoretically exist as an isolated outpost in the Southern Hemisphere.

Life could theoretically exist on Mars, or on Europa, a moon of Jupiter, which appears to have an underground ocean.

Tardigrade have relatively short lifespans but can theoretically exist forever based on their ability to take biological timeouts, which is cheating.

Henman seems to be a gentleman who embodies the modest traditions that theoretically existed -- who can remember?

Taxpayers in the US, where a rich vein of donors theoretically exists, are invited to support the centre by donating to a foundation registered in Virginia.

For the energy detector, it is known that optimal decision threshold theoretically exists as expressed in ([44] § III.B).

And in many ways, the increasing fungibility of the MILF label has been more constricting than anything else: Its high appeal has led to an overzealous and broad definition that swallowed up most of the middle ground that theoretically exists between "barely legal" and "mature" porn.

Of course, greed and incompetence reign at the highest levels of the world's most popular sport – just ask fans of Newcastle United, Leeds United or Hull City about that – but, at the bottom, in non-league, away from the glare of regulation and accountability that theoretically exists at the top, it's a terrain that favours the predator.