Sentence examples for theory enough from inspiring English sources

In a world with limitless copper, coal and iron, there is, in theory, enough for everyone.

This is still above the rate of interest India's government pays on its debt and thus in theory enough to avoid a debt spiral despite high fiscal deficits running at almost a tenth of GDP.

Drake revealed details of the bug to Google in April, and provided the company with patches for the errors – in theory, enough to ensure that users are never put at risk from the bug.

A resting male can put out between 100 and 120 watts of energy, in theory enough to power many of the electronics you use, such as your Nintendo Wii (14 watts), your cellphone (about 1 watt) and your laptop (45 watts).

(Folks who have read Vaynerchuk's 2009 book "Crush It" are no stranger to this classic Gary V theory: Enough hustle can get you just about anything).

Then I realised she was, in theory, young enough to be my daughter.

In the first place, he doesn't back up his theory with enough examples to make it feel fully grounded.

Researchers have not pursued the infection theory seriously enough, in her opinion, and doctors have been scornful.

But little evidence has yet emerged that Mr Hu, or indeed the author of the theory, is enough of a risk-taker to push the new theory that far.

Fully exploited, this capacity could, in theory, supply enough power to meet more than six times Britain's current demand for electricity.

And it makes the underlying theory plain enough: maybe you have the Viking range and the Sub-Zero fridge, and you have the home-theater system.