Sentence examples for theoretically qualified from inspiring English sources
Nor does it make sense to bring into NATO unqualified countries to demonstrate an "open door" to theoretically qualified ones.
An initial search of our database resulted in a larger number of cases that would theoretically qualify; however, further investigation revealed the need to exclude a great number of cases.
Zimbabwean banknotes are usually sold by banknote dealers over the counter or on the internet, although the most valued types theoretically qualify for inclusion in auction.
These review boards consist of at least five members who theoretically are qualified to make those assessments.
Theoretically, all patients qualifying for regular apheresis should be candidates for mipomersen treatment.
We then design a greedy algorithm to select qualified nodes and theoretically prove that it can achieve the optimum with a probability at least 1−1/e.
City will theoretically be bouyed by Bayern having already qualified as group winners, and their own injury issues (David Alaba was the latest to go lame on Wednesday) probably meaning that Pep Guardiola will field a 'weakened' side when they visit the Etihad, but would you trust this City side to beat even a second-string Bayern side in the Champions League?
The regulation announced yesterday would allow rural districts to allow a teacher who is highly qualified in one area to teach two other subjects as well for as long as three years, during which time the teacher would theoretically be brought up to speed.
