Sentence examples for theoretically lost from inspiring English sources

Syriza has theoretically lost its parliamentary majority and was forced to rely on the votes of opposition parties to pass the bailout.

Copyright infringement, and theoretically lost revnue.

Based on an average loss of $31,000 per minute, Amazon just theoretically lost out on around $3,286,000.

The rumor of his running for Anthony Weiner's theoretically lost New York job only adds to Baldwin's public flirtation of a political career ahead.

Trustees in these cases can theoretically lose their homes, for instance.

"It may be theoretically losing money, but the fact that it has over 200,000 visitors, I think that's a considerable gain," said Kapoor.

"It may be theoretically losing money," said Kapoor with a pleasingly artistic reading of the balance sheet, "but the fact that it has over 200,000 visitors, I think that's a considerable gain".

If all of the city's 98 failing schools did not improve, roughly 100,000 students would be eligible for vouchers, and the system could theoretically lose up to $150 million.

With earnings of $2.91 billion in Q2 2014, Facebook theoretically loses about $22,453 for every minute it's down around the globe.

Despite yielding smaller median volumes than FLAB and FH, and theoretically losing some texture information, 40P compared favourably with FLAB and FH by detecting a significant association between first-order entropy and survival.

Widen the tax to 20% on all salty snacks and, assuming people didn't switch to eating anything else, the average person would theoretically lose less than a quarter of a pound in weight over a year.