Sentence examples for they theoretically from inspiring English sources

Mr Blinder wanted to know why prices are less flexible than they theoretically should be.

Even before acknowledging their thoughts of marriage, they theoretically agreed that they would teach their children Yiddish.

Why was I able to see them most clearly here, removed from the world they theoretically inhabit, speeding away from my desk, my computer, my books, my notes?

But still the minority groups, who prefer to be called the Alliance, and women are talking about the power they theoretically hold if they vote as a bloc.

As a result, many students would receive smaller scholarships because they theoretically need less help, while others would no longer qualify for grants at all because their families suddenly appeared to earn too much.

Because Vietnam is considered a "nonmarket economy," the department is free to ignore actual production costs and determine what they theoretically ought to be, making it even easier to establish that imports are being dumped.

When people want to sound like they're theoretically sophisticated, they describe this phenomenon with the term, "white privilege".

They could theoretically, you know … They're basically in some senses I would say, perhaps benevolent but a benevolent dictatorship.

If they're able to acquire them, then they can theoretically generate hundreds of dollars off them.

They can theoretically choose not to apply EU regulations – though because they would lose access to the EU market in those areas, they have never actually done it.

This involved eliminating parameters with small t-values (unless they had practical importance) and adding parameters with large modification indices if they were theoretically sound.