Sentence examples for theoretically of course 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?
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.
(Theoretically, of course).
It is also theoretically possible, of course -- though unlikely given the historically low rates now being offered -- that the rate could be adjusted downward after five years.
Dramatic but disputed corruption allegations, such as the claim that the president's husband is managing multiple slush finds, simply get lost in all this bureaucracy.Even theoretically independent agencies, of course, are still subject to political interference, most obviously through appointments.
Although theoretically interesting, this of course means that these maximum type 1 error rates can never be reached in real clinical trials.
The discussion continues:GENERAL VERRILLI: You know, I mean, of course, theoretically of course, theoretically they could.
It is, of course, theoretically possible to transform a low-risk portfolio into a high-return portfolio through leverage, the use of borrowed money.
