Sentence examples for very hypothetical from inspiring English sources
It's a very hypothetical situation".
At this very hypothetical moment, he would have been Tory leader for 12 years and PM for seven.
"There have been whispers in the matrix about this for years, even decades, but only in a very hypothetical sense," said Alexander Urban, a geneticist at Stanford University.
Just like Apple must have gotten a very friendly agreement when switching the Mac to Intel, one can easily see a (still very hypothetical) sweet deal for low-power x86 chips for iDevices.
Here's another thing that's worth keeping in mind: It's easy to focus on answers to the rather simplistic (and very hypothetical) question: "If the primary or caucus in your state were today, for whom would you vote?" But it's every bit as interesting to consider what people say when they're asked who they definitely wouldn't vote for and who they might vote for.
It had been raised in oral arguments in lower courts, which blocked the ban, and it was, he conceded, "a very tough hypothetical".
So such a crisis — again, it's very much hypothetical — could spiral into something very nasty, with very high inflation and, yes, hyperinflation.
Again, we're already at one very weighty hypothetical.
For instance, the entire region between the pbr and czc loci on CMGI-30a is speckled by very small hypothetical genes, transposases (tnp), site-specific recombinases (int), or remnants thereof, some of which are upregulated by heavy metals [10].
The following is a very simple hypothetical example of a prospective approach that uses information and tools from toxicology, exposure science, and hazard assessment.
