Sentence examples for theoretically remains from inspiring English sources

Although the Queen has no direct political power (and has been punctilious in avoiding any hint of party allegiance), the laws of the land none the less mean she theoretically remains able to exercise the royal prerogative contrary to the advice of her prime minister or the cabinet.

Although it seems unlikely, the possibility theoretically remains that the capping of RON2 coupled to the cell PM would result from a still unknown host cell local response to the parasite-induced tension that would drag the junction and PM along the body to enclose the parasite without parasite motor requirement.

Only the US remains theoretically immune.

Bagehot knew it; Diamond and Dybvig showed it theoretically; and it remains true.

Whereas the Westminster Parliament remains theoretically sovereign, the Assembly derives its powers from the Government of Wales Act.

And the division's other senior officers are expected to leave by Jan . 20 though it remains theoretically possible that the Bush administration could ask one or more of them to stay on.

The legislation, if enacted and fully enforced, would theoretically devastate what remains of Iran's ability to export oil, its most important product, by threatening customers with heavy penalties if they do not find other suppliers.

But the debate over gay priests and gay bishops is just one manifestation of the larger challenge facing a religious body that remains theoretically headquartered in Europe even as its center of gravity shifts southward, into the heartland of an emerging global Christianity.

The problem of designing practically and theoretically efficient techniques remains open.

Piezoelectric ultrasonic motors are superior to electromagnetic micro motors, because their efficiency remains theoretically constant during miniaturization.

In this paper, a locking-free meshless local Petrov Galerkin formulation is presented for shear flexible thick plates, which remains theoretically valid in the thin-plate limit.