Sentence examples similar to theoretically holding from inspiring English sources

The revenue was theoretically held in trust.

The DIEP flap theoretically holds out the promise of a reduced likelihood of abdominal problems.

Disputes often include arguments over harvesting trees from land theoretically held in common.

Although Euskal Herritarrok's seven deputies theoretically hold the balance of power, it is most unlikely that they would vote with their sworn enemies in the Popular Party.

Both Ms. Messinger and Mr. Green -- who won the runoff but then lost to Michael R. Bloomberg -- noted that Mr. Norman theoretically holds sway with crucial voters.

Direct marketers, as well as post office officials, can cite the profits junk mail produces, profits that theoretically hold down first-class costs.

But others say such a step would unnecessarily alarm communities that received mail that only theoretically held anthrax traces and that had caused no disease.

But still the minority groups, who prefer to be called the Alliance, and women are talking about the power they theoretically hold if they vote as a bloc.

This Easter, in particular, the sport finds itself caught in a moral maze that threatens many of the values it theoretically holds dear.

Physicists at CERN, the particle physics laboratory in Geneva, thought they had found evidence of the elusive Higgs boson, which theoretically holds the key to why matter in the universe has mass.

F. Thomas Dunlap Jr., Intel's general counsel, acknowledged that one sentence in the opinion "at least theoretically" held open the possibility of a transfer of rights to the 386 but that it was unlikely.