Sentence examples for theoretically would from inspiring English sources

New blades were ordered, made of a cast aluminum that theoretically would hold up better.

A sabbatical, theoretically, would work wonders for his freshness and his reputation.

The technique theoretically would allow diabetics to control insulin levels in the blood by taking a pill.

When the cardholder used his card abroad, the transaction theoretically would go through the normal Visa or MasterCard processing that takes place outside of Russia.

The officers said that local rules do not yet exist or are unenforceable but theoretically would set limits on claims more in keeping with local salaries.

The Jets plan to start Edwards on Monday night at Miami, which theoretically would increase opportunities for Jerricho Cotchery, Keller and the rest of the offense.

The easier call, theoretically, would be to reappoint either O'Driscoll or Paul O'Connell, the captain in South Africa four years ago.

Most notably, he advocated bundling bad loans into off-balance-sheet entities that theoretically would allow banks to improve their financial standing.

Their relative optimism stems from the fact that e-cigarettes help simulate the experience of smoking, which theoretically would make it easier to quit.

This method would obviate the need for distilled water, needles, and intravenous tubing and theoretically would make simple and effective treatment available to all cholera victims.

The Financial Services Authority has favored paying portions of bonus in bank stock, which theoretically would give individuals an incentive to make sure the bank's performance remained strong.