Sentence examples for theoretically only from inspiring English sources

The total number of downloads through song swaps is theoretically only limited by the memory space on a user's phone.

Still, it may have been the most heavily covered press conference ever for a player who is, theoretically, only a backup.

The CVV is your last barrier and theoretically only the cardholder has that piece of information – it isn't stored anywhere else.

Six games into this season, the columnist Bernie Miklasz of The St . LouisPost-Dispatch noted the Cardinals' own version of the Doomsday Clock — theoretically only 480 regular-season games for Pujols in St . Louis

The Dublin regulation should theoretically only allow an asylum seeker in Calais or elsewhere in Europe to join a close relative in UK if they have themselves already been granted asylum in France.

That version passed the Senate in February, but the Assembly scaled it back significantly to cover, at least theoretically, only the five free association libraries in Suffolk County: in Sag Harbor, Bridgehampton, Cutchogue-New Suffolk, Westhampton and East Hampton, said Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr., a Republican from Sag Harbor.

A self-sufficient aquarium setup: It needs no additional water, and food theoretically, but only requires electricity, sunlight and air.

The models have been compared not only theoretically but also quantitatively.

So, the problem examined in the chapter is significant not only theoretically but also for practical application.

SA-IS improves on the method of Ko and Aluru, making it one of the fastest algorithms available, not only theoretically but practically as well.

Well people are looking into it but again, theoretically, the only way you could probably prevent a concussion is if you could stop the head from rotating which is literally impossible.