Examples of 'at least theoretically' in a sentence
Meaning of "at least theoretically"
at least theoretically ~ highlights a concept or idea that is possible or valid in theory, even if it may not be applicable in reality, often used in academic or philosophical discussions
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That was a goal that was at least theoretically possible.
It is at least theoretically possible that other.
You can calculate it at least theoretically.
And at least theoretically independent from the government.
Nearly all chemical reactions are at least theoretically reversible.
This latter at least theoretically contributes a spiritual dimension.
The conclusion was never tested experimentally or at least theoretically justified.
It would be at least theoretically possible to double the present biomass utilisation rate.
On this you can drive wherever it is at least theoretically possible.
It is at least theoretically possible with the Shimano design.
The studies devise models that may at least theoretically be implemented on hardware.
Unlike newspapers, our TV newsrooms have to remain impartial, at least theoretically.
Gene therapy is at least theoretically attractive.
In each of them we stand a chance of winning medals, at least theoretically.
Doing so, there had been at least theoretically different options.
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Unfortunately very little is known about this, at least theoretically.
This additive system - at least theoretically - represents an indefinitely receptive number of objects.
Now we live in a market price, at least theoretically.
Religious allegiances, at least theoretically though by no means always practically, are a matter of choice.
You know how that works, at least theoretically.
Or, it 's at least theoretically possible that this would happen.
Just the two of us, at least theoretically.
Well, at least theoretically I can.
That is how our system functions, at least theoretically.
We acknowledge him - at least theoretically - as the source of all good things.
Hierarchy is decided by merit, at least theoretically.
Yes, or at least theoretically.
Right now those things are totally harmless, at least theoretically.
The answer is yes, at least theoretically.
This means the possibility of time travel, at least theoretically.
When a person steals something significant, at least theoretically he is still redeemable.
Many people show great interest in Muslim culture, at least theoretically.
In classical financial jargon, budgeting can at least theoretically help establish discipline.
Personally, how I see things and people has been transformed, at least theoretically.
No surprise, really, at least theoretically.
In addition, the countermeasure of roll stability control systems is at least theoretically not benign.
I would say the sky 's the limit, at least theoretically speaking . ".
Further, being 72 years old is massively more problematic, at least theoretically.
Rawls suggested a solution within a social contract, possible at least theoretically and philosophically.
It would be easy to reform the tax system, at least theoretically.
Eventually, even the skeptics had to admit that the story was at least theoretically possible.
Nonetheless, contingent valuation remains the only method capable of at least theoretically measuring such values.
Uniform Civil Code is not a bad idea at all, at least theoretically.
This, we believe, is an important difference, at least theoretically.
I just have to put my mind to it! Well, at least theoretically I can.
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Who built it is the least of our concerns
At least have the decency to be straight with me
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Theoretically there is no limit to what computers can do
What the future theoretically holds for me
Theoretically covers a relatively small proportion of farms
