Sentence examples for theoretically manageable from inspiring English sources
While these criticisms are practically important, they are also theoretically manageable within the economic choice approach, requiring improvements in its use rather than its abandonment.
These approaches often end up splitting the notion of word into a number of more fine-grained and theoretically manageable notions, but still tend to regard 'word' as a term that zeroes in on a scientifically respectable concept (e.g., Di Sciullo & Williams 1987).
However, in order to keep things manageable, these theoretically ambitious models necessarily make highly stylized assumptions regarding not only individual preferences and constraints, but also social security programs.
Bushnell, who detailed his concerns in a recent blog post, wondered whether reaching a politically popular 100% clean goal that could theoretically triple the costs is as worthy as reaching, say, 80% or 90% and keeping costs manageable while ensuring electrification efforts in other sectors.
The toxicity was manageable.
Theoretically, deception is easy".
"Well, theoretically," John huffs.
What justifies them theoretically?
