Sentence examples for theoretically responsible from inspiring English sources
They are theoretically responsible for recruitment, staff, the academy, sports medicine and analytics departments and a whole lot else besides.
Number One needs anticipation, determination, and self-control, being theoretically responsible for scoring goals and neutralizing the opposing Number Four (defensive player).
That same year he was made city chronologer (thus theoretically responsible for the city's pageants), though in 1634 his salary for the post was made into a pension.
While there is an office devoted to "surveillance and epidemiology," which is theoretically responsible for post-market monitoring, its budget is startlingly small, it does not function as an independent agency, and its recommendations are often overruled.
Despite the establishment of NAFDAC in 1993, the Federal Ministry of Agriculture continued to be theoretically responsible for the regulation of veterinary products in the 1990s.
The state is theoretically responsible for the welfare of a person as soon as they're restrained, but there are other reasons to round corners.
Upwelling and resultant high rates of organic matter production could theoretically be responsible for the formation of the sapropel-like layers.
The subsequent accumulation of Aβ in the brain's perivascular interstitial fluid drainage pathways could theoretically be responsible for the observed cortical deposits and clinical signs of AD.
Physical inactivity may theoretically be responsible for twice as many total deaths as high BMI (≥30) in this population, similar to the number of deaths averted if abdominal adiposity were eliminated.
The accumulation of advanced glycosylated products over the course of many years can theoretically be responsible for an increasing risk of all-cause and cardiovascular mortality due to diabetes over time.
It was Bosch too who sacked Mel without consulting with Stosic, theoretically the man responsible for the decision, and Bosch who then sacked Stosic.
