Sentence examples for theoretically will from inspiring English sources

This, theoretically, will let the company confirm users' identities.

The Reds operate in a small market, so their cable revenue theoretically will be limited.

A Ferrari V8, which theoretically will be the same as those used by Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa in the factory cars from Maranello.

The vehicles will be sent to Iowa and New Hampshire for campaign coverage before the first caucus and primary, and theoretically will allow Fox to broadcast live video as primary season proceeds.

Perls and his colleagues often emphasize that there's a difference between the supersurvivors who lived to be 100 at the turn of the millennium, on the strength of their genes alone, and those who will reach that point midcentury, as so many boomers theoretically will.

It is being shot on newfangled digital cameras for a budget of less than $600,000 by Visionbox Pictures, a new production company hoping to exploit this less expensive digital technology that theoretically will make it possible to make more movies more cheaply.

Theoretically, it will be possible to build the system, Oswald said, "but it will have to be the fastest construction in life".

"Theoretically, we will complement each other".

Theoretically it will allow you to spend 300 minutes, or five hours, without burning.

Theoretically Douglas will have considerable advantages of weight, reach and height.

Theoretically, that will bear fruit in the show, grounding characters in real people rather than assumptions, pushing them past proxies.