Sentence examples for would theoretically pay from inspiring English sources

Just a month ago, the diesel engine would theoretically pay for itself in 1.5 years of driving.

For example, students who earned a meager $600,000 over a quarter century would pay just $18,000 for their degree, while a multi millionaire would theoretically pay enough to subsidize all the artists, public servants, and most of the humanities.

This would be in contrast with the 35percentt rate theoretically paid by the domestic corporations fighting through hard times without overseas shelters.

An increasing supply of housing would theoretically put downward pressure on prices.

Younger workers are theoretically paid less because they are less productive.

Their proposals include a food court (the children complained about the cafeteria lunch), a swimming pool (the community asked for it), an arcade for games after school and a tent for reading during the summer -- improvements to school property that a school budget theoretically would pay for.

Optics aside, both players are due new contracts – and the Seahawks would theoretically be better off paying massive dollars to a pre-prime franchise quarterback who just turned 26 than a running back who will be 29 on opening day.

Tidal claimed a further 484,833 copies were download and paid for, which would theoretically be deemed chart eligible.

And then the truth would theoretically out.

That would theoretically provide pain relief without the initial pain.

It would theoretically eliminate the need to reshape the cornea.