Sentence examples for theoretically help from inspiring English sources

Palin can, theoretically, help him do both.

Mergers could theoretically help to sort out banks that face large losses.

This will theoretically help researchers develop better treatments and cures based off of this information.

The intensive care would also, theoretically, help patients avoid health crises that often sent them to the emergency room.

Gravitational waves could theoretically help us study mysterious objects, such as black holes, but their effects are so tiny that we haven't been able to detect them yet.

I counted 37 switches, despite the presence of a double-ring, rotary-knob controller that should theoretically help relieve the button overload.

The interest rate move theoretically helps the less-well-off, for whom Mr Ahmadinejad has pledged support with cheaper loans.

The new format is designed to force the wild cards to use their best pitchers for the play-in game, theoretically helping the team that can rest.

In this podcast, the CPET team tackles the history of standardized testing, breaks down the way standardized testing theoretically helps students and communities, analyzes the ways it hurts students and communities, and discusses the contradictory and complex paths teachers have to navigate.

Even after construction of most large ships moved to Asia in the 1990s, the tax breaks persevered and, theoretically, helped ensure employment for German crews as well as contracts for companies in northern Germany that supply services and technology to the industry.

While the trading/friend system might seem a bit complicated, with its stardust requirements and daily limits and friendship requirements, it theoretically helps limit some issues that a free-for-all trade system might face.