Sentence examples for which is theoretically from inspiring English sources

In the replay North-South were in three no-trump, which is theoretically hopeless.

Baseggio, as North, became the controlling hand, which is theoretically undesirable.

Moore throws a wild pitch that gets Salty on second which is theoretically scoring position (Jarrod's not that fast so).

And there is the charming waitress, who delivering a glass of house white insists it is a Merlot, which is theoretically possible but bloody unlikely.

On top of all that, better service does not seem to beget higher gratuity, which is theoretically the system's whole point.

But whatever I did I knew that I'd have another Twilight movie on the way, which is theoretically guaranteed to make a lot of money.

To renew a passport in the city of Ranchi, which is theoretically a free service, can cost a thousand rupees (about sixteen dollars and fifty cents).

VMD is a recently introduced technique for adaptive signal decomposition, which is theoretically well founded and more robust to sampling and noise compared with empirical mode decomposition (EMD).

While there is an office devoted to "surveillance and epidemiology," which is theoretically responsible for post-market monitoring, its budget is startlingly small, it does not function as an independent agency, and its recommendations are often overruled.

Speculation is growing that North Korea will add to its robust verbal response to Trump's UN speech on Tuesday with a military provocation, possibly a test of a Hwasong-14 missile, which is theoretically capable of reaching Hawaii and Alaska.

As temperature increases to the intermediate range, the termination and reverse pathways result in a minimum in the delay, the state of which is theoretically derived.