Sentence examples for theoretically of from inspiring English sources

Theoretically, of course, this is absolutely correct.

"A chef I know called David Spanner worked them out – theoretically, of course – alongside some vets and zoologists.

THEORETICALLY, of course, those customers shop for only nine-month blocks, so Belli plans to expand into postnatal cosmetics.

How much of it, then, could Mr. McGreevey -- theoretically, of course -- hope to see spent during his governor's race next year?

Even if a king (theoretically of Kshatriya descent) was not of noble descent, he was still clothed with divine authority as an upholder of dharma.

Robert McTeer, the president of the Dallas Federal Reserve, mused (only "theoretically" of course) that when capital inflows into America dry up, "there will be a crisis that will result in rapidly rising interest rates and a rapidly depreciating dollar that will be very disruptive .Policymakers' usual reply when asked about exchange rates is to say that they are set by the market.

Confronted with these kinds of difficulties in subsuming everything that is pre-theoretically of value under one master value, pluralists don't fret: they simply add to their list of basic intrinsic values, and hence can be more confident in preserving the pre-theoretical phenomena.

A winghead shark 1 m long is theoretically capable of sampling over of water per second.

"This experimental drug appears to get at, at least theoretically, one of the fundamental issues of cancer resistance to treatment".

Theoretically, one of those smaller pieces of legislation could deal with high-skill immigration.

Theoretically, most of the COOH groups of APM are dissociated into in very basic condition.