Sentence examples for was hypothetically from inspiring English sources

Paul made public two letters written to him by Holder, in which the attorney general admitted that it was hypothetically possible for such a scenario to emerge.

States could prohibit abortion only once the fetus was hypothetically able to survive outside the womb, somewhere between twenty-four and twenty-eight weeks, and any such laws had to include exemptions to preserve the mother's health.

Adam Reed, a finance professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill who has extensively studied short-sellers' behavior and its effects on the markets, said it was "hypothetically possible" that they were.

Lieutenant Corina declined to say whether Mr. Davern might face penalties for having earlier misled the authorities, but he said prosecution for impeding an investigation with false information was hypothetically possible.

Dr. Allen C. Steere, who directed SmithKline Beecham's trials of the vaccine, told the committee that it was hypothetically possible that the vaccine could set off an autoimmune reaction in which the body's immune system attacks its own tissue, and that this could cause treatment-resistant arthritis.

However, it was hypothetically assumed that the building was still under construction for the experiment.

I didn't use any swear words, because Willow Smith is hypothetically rapping these hypothetical lyrics.

As a startup, it can't compete with what Netflix is (hypothetically) shelling out to ISPs.

His martyrdom is legendary, and he has been hypothetically identified with the Clement mentioned in Phil.

This so-called rebound effect is hypothetically possible but is far too complicated and abstract for policy-makers to weave into their decision-making.

Even when Mr. Romney is hypothetically paired with Senator Marco Rubio of Florida or former Gov. Jeb Bush as a running mate, voters are still divided.