Sentence examples for theoretically take from inspiring English sources

At the higher figure it would theoretically take four or five months.

Heirs to the original land can make a legal claim and — theoretically — take it back and evict the residents.

True, Magazine's mercurial guitarist John McGeoch died in 2004 but considering his admirers include Jonny Greenwood, John Frusciante and the Edge, somebody could theoretically take his place.

Of course, investment in "green growth" could theoretically take us in a different direction – but the government has shied away from the challenge.

Affairs are proms, Sweet 16s, weddings with statuary: events in which a chilling shame should theoretically take over anyone showing up in something not quite Bob Mackie enough.

The decision to grant the EU "legal personality" does mean it can now negotiate and sign treaties and could theoretically take a seat at the UN.

It theoretically takes a month and a half to cover all continents.

Theoretically, taking in extra beverages like water and juice helps replace fluids lost from fever and respiratory tract evaporation, and it helps loosen mucus.

For one thing, the modern idea of private philanthropy is just starting to take root here after half a century in which the socialist state theoretically took care of everyone's needs.

The first question Greenberg took on a conference call with reporters Thursday was about whether he was subverting the system, theoretically taking the spot of a minor leaguer who might have earned it with his play this season.

The kinetics of nanowhiskers growth is studied theoretically taking into account the adatom diffusion from the surface to the top of needle.