Sentence examples for though hypothetically from inspiring English sources

Even though, hypothetically, antisubmarine aircraft could fly out of Hokkaido on the prowl for subs, that's a far different matter from letting US subs into the bastion to hunt at will.

Personally, that is exactly what I want to eat, something beautiful and pure, treated with kindness and appreciation, that is intended to go through my body and hopefully spread the same (though hypothetically I am curious if "malice and apathy" were the main ingredients, what would it taste like?).

Nevertheless, even though hypothetically fractional anisotropy around metastases is expected to reach the normal values, in this study the mean FA value on the periphery of the metastatic lesions was relatively lower than on the contralateral normal side, suggesting that the increased water concentration in the surrounding vasogenic edema leads to a more disorganized diffusion (i.e., decreased FA).

For the sub-sample of providers with clinical knowledge of abortion provision (Sample 4), better knowledge of the abortion law is only marginally associated (P = 0.07) with the outcome, though hypothetically, trained providers would have about 3.5 times the odds of abortion provision if they knew the law, compared with their peers.

Though he spoke hypothetically, Alderson seemed fairly certain that the Mets would not move home plate closer to the center-field fence to reduce the field of play.

Though he could hypothetically decline to have the operation, rest the elbow and try to come back next spring, there would be a danger of tearing the ligament completely.

Though sex is always hypothetically on the table, it's not really: after years of navigating the finer tones of friends versus lovers, I am pretty clear whether my connection with someone is sexual- and/or love-driven, and proceed accordingly.

And though this means that, hypothetically, it would make passing notes (or God knows what else) between students quite seamless, the teacher has an application on which he or she can view every student's desk, and control the content that each student sees at any time.

Of late, Balls has been bigging up the idea of building 400,000 new homes – though, as ever, it is something he would hypothetically do "now", and what the policy may be in 2015 is unclear.

What we rarely do, though, is question whether pairing off into hypothetically permanent monogamous or even serially polygamous units are really where we must all want to end up.

Davis gained national fame for her 11-hour filibuster of a package of legislation restricting abortion access in the state Legislature, though she said earlier this month that she could hypothetically support a ban on the procedure after 20 weeks of pregnancy, which is earlier than the 24-week cutoff established by the Supreme Court.