Examples of 'could theoretically' in a sentence
Meaning of "could theoretically"
The phrase 'could theoretically' implies that something is possible in theory, but may not be practical or feasible in reality
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Aquaculture could theoretically increase available area.
Aggregate amount of payments that could theoretically be.
Galvin could theoretically be under her spell.
Something that is fallible could theoretically be inerrant.
They could theoretically affect the structure.
Many more such structures could theoretically be made.
That could theoretically have something to do with it.
A sequence mutation in tumours could theoretically result in altered splicing.
We could theoretically define it any way we wish.
If the need arose each squadron could theoretically be attached to a brigade.
This could theoretically impact milk production.
Fibrinolysis inhibition by aminocaproic acid could theoretically result in clotting or thrombosis.
But it could theoretically get by without them.
These things are all things that could theoretically happen at random.
We could theoretically turn anything into a black hole.
Any misstep or misinterpreted maneuver could theoretically lead to the breakout of war.
You could theoretically live forever.
In fact a draft resolution which had been amended could theoretically be without sponsors.
And so it could theoretically take on any value.
Injection of the pancreatic cells secreting insulin could theoretically treat diabetes.
Could theoretically be filled with cheese.
Brain inflammation could theoretically block pain receptors.
All these efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions could theoretically be monetised.
I could theoretically go faster but it would be a presumption of my strength.
Divide that by the number of planetary systems that could theoretically support life.
But they could theoretically be issues.
A company might have convertible preferred shares or stock options that could theoretically become common stock.
So the verdict could theoretically be annulled.
Keep filing injunction after injunction Then you could theoretically.
Two types could theoretically exist.
And Boeing recently received a patent for a solar powered plane that could theoretically fly forever.
She could theoretically get a job.
The combination of glibenclamide and moxifloxacin could theoretically result in a mild and transient hyperglycaemia.
It could theoretically be a hugely successful project.
Automated tracking of transaction statuses could theoretically be extended to other areas within the company.
It could theoretically take on any value.
Ambroxol newly recognized pharmacological properties could theoretically interfere with fibromyalgia pain pathways.
This could theoretically point to a more hawkish tone.
Patients with mouth breathing and simple snoring could theoretically benefit from these devices.
That could theoretically be possible.
At least some of these effects could theoretically benefit MD as well.
It could theoretically go on for weeks.
I believe that what Lucy Bauer is trying to achieve could theoretically affect thousands of people.
Someone you could theoretically see yourself dating or marrying.
The possibility to which the Honourable Member refers could theoretically be envisaged.
Severe inflammation could theoretically point toward multiple resuscitations.
Someone low on Von Willebrands could theoretically clot.
You could theoretically turn anything into a black hole.
If it is not in the ocean, it could theoretically still be flying.
You could theoretically slow down the aging process.
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What the future theoretically holds for me
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