Sentence examples for well in principle from inspiring English sources
It may well, in principle, be a good idea to regionalise the NHS – there are arguments for and against.
Sharing was all very well in principle, but how would a butler feel if he only received the same amount as a chambermaid?
Well, in principle they might, but (a) they don't know where to start (b) they can't see how their individual actions will make a difference or (c) they've broken every previous New Year resolution they've ever made.
This is all very well in principle, but with innovation come a lot of question marks - particularly if you are running an outfit that simply can't afford to gamble large sums on the latest toys.
The final p-value ps is taken as the minimal of the two p-values adjusted by the Bonferroni correction
In practice as well as in principle, the fusty old idea of comparative advantage still works.
Arguably, if climate-change measures cannot work in the EU, they cannot work at all.Moreover, as EU policies go, this one is fairly well designed, in principle anyway.
The writers who most fully realized Champfleury's ideal of a documentary presentation of the day-to-day, Edmond and Jules Goncourt, were also the most concerned with that aesthetic perfection of style that Duranty and Champfleury rejected in practice as well as in principle.
Well, sure, in principle.
First, that sustainable, tangible progress in children's global welfare depends – in practice as well as in principle – on a focus on equity.
