Sentence examples for theoretically sold from inspiring English sources

Whatever Grace Bros theoretically sold, its true speciality was innuendo.

Electric car owners could theoretically sell some of the electricity stored in their batteries back into the grid when their vehicles are not needed.

Under the current rules, large banks have to hold a pool of assets they can theoretically sell quickly to cover any outflows that occur in a turbulent period in the markets.

That likely means they can theoretically sell their stock once it's vested and paid for.

He's referring to Qualcomm-powered 8- to 10-inch subnotebooks that run Android, promise all-day battery life, and would theoretically sell for around $200.

And because there is no law barring unbound delegates from accepting bribes, they could theoretically sell their vote to the highest bidder on the convention floor.

But pissing people off is a big part of the point, so I ultimately buy what she's theoretically selling; you don't have to like everything you respect....Except that over the course of this book, I think I did come to like her.

Since we don't know the number of seats in her school auditorium, we can assume that she can theoretically sell an infinite number of tickets.

Teva could, theoretically, begin selling generic Lipitor when the patent expires.

The presence of a mark-down at first appears puzzling: why would a seller offer a pharmaceutical for $1.22 over the Internet when he or she theoretically could sell it for $1.91 in the European Union?

Another Democratic senator, Chris Larson, called the governor's bill a "Trojan horse" whose "sleeper provisions" would allow the power plants theoretically to be sold "for a buck".