Sentence examples for would theoretically stabilize from inspiring English sources

Henry could not arrange a new taxpayer-supported baseball-only stadium in the Miami region, which would theoretically stabilize the Marlins.

The hip joint is realigned in order to theoretically stabilize the joint and reduce contact pressures (Ganz et al. 1988, Hipp et al. 1999).

This may be attributable to the intact PCL in our series, which theoretically stabilizes the femur on the medial side owing to its oblique anatomic orientation.

And then the truth would theoretically out.

Rain would theoretically also halt work for the day (theoretically — this is Southern California).

It would theoretically eliminate the need to reshape the cornea.

That would theoretically provide pain relief without the initial pain.

Such an aircraft would theoretically offer huge efficiency gains.

Genetic changes made to an embryo would theoretically be heritable if the embryo became a baby.

Mr. Slocombe said the new military would theoretically be able to defend Iraq from invasion.

Money deposited would theoretically be held offshore beyond the scrutiny of the Irish tax authorities.