Sentence examples for theoretically meant from inspiring English sources

This was an all-levels class, which theoretically meant beginners were welcome.

Though the levies they charge are theoretically meant to maintain motor parks, the majority of those motor parks remain squalid.

The ideal early-style Sabbath, slow and low, loud and long and morbidly skeptical, is theoretically meant to pull you under.

We seem increasingly incapable, however, of creating artful, harmonious work that resonates with a broad swath of the general population, the very people we are, at least theoretically, meant to serve.

The September agreement theoretically meant the job of the Mhardeh Defense Force was over.

According to the economic concept, known as the wage fund theory, adding more people to the labor pool theoretically meant less money available per person (or in the NCAA's case, giving some people a raise means less scholarship money for others).

The suspension would theoretically mean the trio could return five days before February's extraordinary congress.

It's behaviour that theoretically means a one-way ticket to oblivion, with no one but diehard fans for company.

Although ATMs only allow three, that theoretically means a corrupt insider could access 12,000 accounts in 20 minutes.

This limit will be based on your usage, and (theoretically) means you'll only get emails that you care about.

A hearing ruled in Polanski's favour could theoretically mean he would be free from the sentencing that he fled from following the trial.