Sentence examples for theoretically given from inspiring English sources

They pay taxes — at least theoretically, given all the loopholes and strategies that many of them have found or developed — and then pay dividends out of after-tax income.

One apparent paradox of 21st-century statecraft is that while new technologies have theoretically given a voice to the anonymous and formerly powerless (all you need is a camera phone to start a movement), they have also fashioned erstwhile faceless bureaucrats into public figures.

Schools also have to send parents regular reports, and parents are theoretically given the chance to transfer their child to a better school, or get money to hire a tutor, if their school fails to improve within the first two-to-three years.

Theoretically, given the availability of suitable habitat, common wombat populations in the region should be thriving.

An effective modulation approach is developed, the bias stability compared with that of a normal fiber-optic gyroscope is theoretically given and the system dynamic character is presented.

With feeble hydrophobicity (cosθ c < cosθ < 0), the apparent contact angle is theoretically given by the relation of Wenzel while for strong hydrophobicity (cosθ < cosθ c), the apparent contact angle follows the relation of Cassie Baxter.

Making a joint bid with another spirits company could theoretically give Pernod the mass to get a deal done.

Sure, the spotlight these men have attracted and the altitude they've reached should, theoretically, give them greater pause.

The BBC Trust chairman is supposedly a "three to four" days a week commitment, which may theoretically give him time to juggle both roles.

Under Tibetan Buddhism, traditionally the Panchen Lama names a new Dalai Lama, theoretically giving the Chinese government control over the present Dalai Lama's succession.

In the deal, Mr. Singleton inherited the option agreement that theoretically gives the Tribune company the right to buy back the newspaper in 18 months.