Sentence examples for theoretically workable from inspiring English sources
Here, then, are three proposals — some traditional, some fantastic, but all at least theoretically workable — designed to reduce the effects of storms like Hurricane Sandy on three especially vulnerable New York neighborhoods: Lower Manhattan, the Red Hook and Gowanus sections of Brooklyn, and the northern shore of Staten Island.
Thus, though theoretically workable, a gradient algorithm may not be practically implementable.
This is theoretically feasible.
Even the limited missile defense discussed by President Clinton involved 100 interceptors, enough to knock down at least 25 incoming weapons -- theoretically at least since no workable defense has ever been built.
If that happens, a workable Labour-led coalition government becomes theoretically possible, involving the Liberal Democrats, the Greens, Plaid Cymru and Labour's traditional Ulster allies.
Therefore, theoretically the gradient method may be perfectly workable, but practically it may not be so conveniently implementable.
In this respect, a major challenge is finding a workable balance between an accessibility measure that is theoretically and empirically sound and one that is sufficiently plain to be usefully employed in interactive, creative plan-making processes.
WINSTON CHURCHILL What democracy needs most of all is a party that will separate the good that is in it theoretically from the evils that beset it practically, and then try to erect that good into a workable system.
Is "liquid democracy" workable?
