Sentence examples for though theoretically from inspiring English sources

Though, theoretically, all life forms are said to deserve full protection from all kinds of injury, Jains admit that this ideal cannot be completely implemented in practice.

House Democrats and the Administration support such a move specifically for health care -- though, theoretically, the provision would allow for anything, including energy, to be pushed through the Senate with just a simple majority rather than a filibuster-proof 60 votes.

Though theoretically possible, this is likely to be rare in practice.

It's really, really hard -- though theoretically not impossible -- to enjoy seeing this 40-year-old athlete play so exceptionally well.

When Huckabee became governor, DuMond was still in an apparently hopeless situation, though theoretically eligible for parole.

But this solution, though theoretically the purest, would cost a double-plus lot of money right now.

In Katy B, though, this theoretically disposable genre has a deeply authentic voice that comes with both a manor and a pedigree: south and east London clubland, funky house and a little drum'n'bass.

In practice, though, even theoretically invariant transformations may impact causal inference (Barnett and Seth2011).

Though, you could theoretically just order snacks as long as you meet the $7 delivery minimum.

Theoretically, though, we should have clearly improved our method due to the increased number of landmark points and better algorithms.

Theoretically, though, it was possible that there were other, more subtle, differences in outcomes between these groups, which could have made this approach unsuitable.