Sentence examples for theoretically vital from inspiring English sources

Where it goes from there is a question of how badly it's brutalized on June 18th, when Toy Story 3 takes away the theoretically vital IMAX and 3D screens, as well as (possibly) the opening-weekend record for an animated film that Shrek the Third set back in 2007 (breaking the record set by Shrek 2 back in 2004, natch).

Theoretically, exogenous nucleotides might become a vital source when the metabolic demand exceeds the capacity for endogenous synthesis.

The study of FDEs is a vital area for research both theoretically and in application point of view.

Theoretically, however, salvage of special cells, like cardiomyocytes and neurons, is vital for improving disability-adjusted life years (DALYs), which implies prolonged life expectancy.

Henry V Laurence Olivierr, 1944) At 37, Olivier could theoretically have joined the army, but his value to the war effort, and to the vital US-UK special relationship, was better served with this romantic and thrilling account of Shakespeare's Henry V.

Despite its demonstrated utility, there are some vital gaps in our knowledge: first, the shape of the serial maximum time SIC is theoretically unclear, although the one 0-crossing negative-to-positive signature has been found repeatedly in the simulations.

Again: theoretically.

Theoretically, yes.

Theoretically, deception is easy".

At least theoretically.

"Well, theoretically," John huffs.