Sentence examples for theoretically say from inspiring English sources

"Modi doesn't have to watch his back like Manmohan Singh and so could theoretically say OK.

Adding to the absurdity, he said, given the international nature of the fund job, "the candidate at the center of the debate cannot, theoretically, say anything".

At that point you can theoretically say you're creating a homebrew audio book.

Eventually this information can be made available via an Alexa skill or a chatbot, so you could theoretically say "I want to have dinner with Kylie tonight, pick a restaurant we both haven't been to, but one our individual preferences suggest we'll both like".

But unless you're in a place where some weird local law lumps police in with the other protected classes, you could theoretically say to every cop, "Your money is not welcome at my vape shop," if that's what your heart demands.

"No question, the potential is there theoretically," said David G. Victor, an energy expert at the University of California, San Diego, noting that he had not yet seen the report's details. "It's really, really difficult to achieve that full potential in the real world".

"Theoretically," says Baron, FBN likes the idea.

"Theoretically," says Irvine, "this should remove one more emotional hurdle to buying online".

"They are wrong both empirically and theoretically," says critic Edward Allen Herre of the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (STRI) in Balboa, Panama.

Theoretically, Sayed and Windl both investigated the atomic displacements of bulk Si employing the classical molecular dynamics (MD) method [17, 18].

Theoretically, he says, it is possible.