Sentence examples for theoretically impossible from inspiring English sources

"As an engineer, you don't try anything that's theoretically impossible".

How are we to assess things that it is theoretically impossible to measure?

However, there were, astonishingly, 37 different scores, some of them theoretically impossible and many wildly improbable.

He is a theoretically impossible person: entirely erudite, and nevertheless still concerned about whether or not people can have sex without negative consequence.

Even now a fair number of my colleagues seem to think that a slump that cannot be cured with a sufficiently low interest rate is theoretically impossible.

The problem is that according to the rules of quantum mechanics, the physics that governs the behaviour of atoms, the idea is theoretically impossible.

This makes both underinvestment and unemployment theoretically impossible--a tell-tale sign of an inappropriate assumption.

It's really, really hard -- though theoretically not impossible -- to enjoy seeing this 40-year-old athlete play so exceptionally well.

You're invested in physics at the fringes: looking for a sign of an unlikely, but theoretically not impossible, particle that's never been seen before.

Practically (if not also theoretically) is impossible to select an optimal coupling to a quarter-wave open ended coaxial waveguide loaded with media when we have a large range of the real and imaginary parts of permittivity.

Moreover, as a result of the smaller diameter at the femoral neck compared with the intertrochanteric area, it theoretically is impossible to insert a component from one side only and have a perfect anatomic fit [ 56].