While theoretically a serious concern, the existence of such moral hazard has not been proved.
The main advantage of a skin cream is that it bypasses the stomach and much of the bloodstream, theoretically minimizing serious side effects.
John Kenneth Galbraith repeatedly urged Buckley to give up all the glitter of his hurly burly life and take time to write a serious, theoretically sophisticated book defending American conservatism.
Such higher smoking intensity might theoretically have more serious effects on the developing adolescent body compared to less intense smoking.
The "zero tolerance" descriptor commonly attached to "broken windows" -- which encourages police officers to heavily target minor crimes to theoretically prevent larger, more serious crimes -- has instead been the product of a misguided media, Giuliani said.
132, 133 In addition, due to their reduced immunoreactive nature, they should theoretically reduce occurrences of serious side effects such as acute allergic reactions, which currently are a common problem with antibody therapeutics.
If Big Business can get us all to be mad at the education system alone, then theoretically we won't demand serious populist reforms of an underlying economic system that is currently benefiting the Big Money players in Washington, while crushing the rest of us.
I explain why the MCO is valuable when it is employed heuristically but not theoretically, and finally I illustrate the serious problems that arise from the rhetorical appeal to the MCO.
Theoretically the movie is about some serious double-crossing, with Adam forced by Wyatt to go undercover so he can steal a major new gizmo from Goddard.
"Theoretically, it is possible to have a serious, sustained conversation on BumpList," said Michael Paulukonis, a technology professional in Scranton, Pa., who is a BumpList member, by e-mail.
