Sentence examples for theory to stop from inspiring English sources

There is nothing, in theory, to stop America (or Israel) from taking action if they believe Iran is trying to cross that threshold.

There is nothing in theory to stop you investing in UK-based unit or investment trusts, but many do not offer their products to non-UK residents.

At night he lays on the sofa – getting up and down the stairs is too hard – and watches reruns of The Big Bang Theory to stop the thoughts plaguing his mind.

At night he lays on the sofa getting up and down the stairs is too hard and watches reruns of The Big Bang Theory to stop the thoughts plaguing his mind.

When Bretton Woods broke down and the last link to gold was severed, there was in theory nothing to stop governments from creating money.

With no criminal proceedings yet under way there is, in theory, nothing to stop him simply boarding a flight to a new destination.

Other early Christian misogelasts (laughter-haters) picked up where Jesus left off; St. John Chrysostom upped the ante with a version of the domino theory intended to stop any serial joker before he turned into a serial killer.

Critics said that as a result, the Endangered Species Act could in theory be applied to stop anything that might contribute in even a small way to global warming.

In theory, without viscosity to stop them, they could persist forever.

They don't believe in global leadership on climate change and their new minister [Amber Rudd, the Energy and Climate Change Secretary] has bought into conspiracy theories that action to stop climate change can be 'cover for anti-growth, anti-capitalist, proto-socialism'.

Justice Elena Kagan questioned the plaintiff's "public nuisance" theory, one sometimes used to stop, say, utilities from dumping pollution into rivers.