Sentence examples similar to theoretically standing from inspiring English sources
That would theoretically give the group standing at the United Nations or elsewhere to ask for international military intervention.
News that Monsieur Charles Napoleon, great great grand nephew of the Emperor Bonaparte and so theoretically Napoleon VII, is standing for the centrist party of Francois Bayrou in Fontainbleu, traditional birthplace of French kings, may these days not send quite the frisson through the chancelleries of Europe that it might once have done.
This paramilitary, mounted infantry force was theoretically also the country's standing army.
Theoretically, free-standing armchair graphene nanoribbons (AGNRs) can behave as either metals or semiconductors, depending on their widths1,2,3.
7 But we think the better analysis forthrightly focuses on the extent of a particular defendant's rights under the Fourth Amendment, rather than on any theoretically separate, but invariably intertwined concept of standing.
This would reduce autosomal variation relative to that on the X chromosome, and is theoretically possible if adaptive evolution operates primarily on standing variation as opposed to novel beneficial mutations [ 47].
In addition, getting from kneeling work positions to the standing position many times a day could theoretically predispose to subclinical knee twists and meniscal damage.
Doctors can control the microscope (which could theoretically be located at the other end of the world) through a controller and view the monitor standing in front of them to examine cells and deliver a diagnosis to the hospital.
Traders can theoretically manipulate the numbers by buying up massive amounts of a candidate's stock to bolster their standing.
The dynamic stability of a vertically standing cantilevered beam simultaneously excited in both horizontal and vertical directions at its base is studied theoretically.
