Sentence examples for will in principle from inspiring English sources
For stars above a certain mass, this gravitational collapse will in principle produce a black hole containing several times the mass of the Sun.
The technology will in principle allow Intel to create ultralow-power chips, but the company said it was first seeking to increase the speed of its processors without consuming more power than current chips.
The government has said it will "in principle" attend the conference.
However, this is rapidly becoming a moot point, since cloud service providers typically run global operations, and although data might physically reside in one jurisdiction, it will in principle be accessible from anywhere in the world.
If Monte Carlo estimates of the forward and adjoint fluxes are used, each having global "first-order" errors of O(1/N), where N is the number of histories used in the Monte Carlo simulation, then the statistical error in the VVR estimation of k will in principle be O(1/N).
To date this has not been demonstrated, yet the available mouse models will in principle allow the genetic tracking of transformed Lgr5 cells and their offspring within established tumours.
A series of plans will be presented by the chief of the defence staff, General Sir David Richards, and the prime minister will agree in principle the favoured timetable, which will also determine how many British personnel remain in Afghanistan after 2014.
In exchange for relief from sanctions it will accept, in principle, that it should allow intrusive inspections and limit how much uranium will cascade through its centrifuges.
"We will certainly in principle work with the government.
On December 8th the supervisory board of the consortium will decide in principle to go ahead with its 550-650-seater jumbo, known as the A3XX.
Can we be sure these will be in principle resolved before she activates article 50?" Her first "tricky task" would be "apportioning portfolios to her various rivals" and the trickiest of all would be the fate of Boris Johnson.
