| This means administrators can, hypothetically, control a wide variety of systems from a single management console. |
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| Let us hypothetically assume that the confiscations were legal in the first place. |
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| Let's suppose, hypothetically, that spam is accepted, so everybody can do it. |
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| He demonstrated that a person hypothetically could buy a bond and end up repaying the interest and principal through tax payments. |
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| What would you do, hypothetically speaking, if you were to discover a bird in your garden believed to have long been extinct? |
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| Let's just say, hypothetically speaking, that 20 percent of the emails you sent never made it to their intended recipient. |
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| Crew from the submarine hypothetically could put on diving suits, exit via a hatch and swim to the bell. |
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| At this time also adolescents begin to think hypothetically and abstractly. |
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| Higher fat in the cocoa powder will bring more fat to the product, and hypothetically make the ice cream smoother. |
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| In those days, his stilted style, forced delivery, and wonky timing were virtues, reinforcing our sense of his hypothetically heartwarming kidness. |
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| Palin could hypothetically skip the debates and any national interviews with anyone other than Sean Hannity or Glenn Beck. |
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| If, hypothetically, that does not happen, insiders at the RBI accept that trend growth could be significantly lower. |
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| We talked hypothetically about how cool it would be if we moved away together to someplace where we could do all those outdoorsy things we like to do. |
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| The instructions from Rome were quite explicit, since they asked him to discuss heliocentrism only hypothetically and not present it as a better explanation than geocentrism. |
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| The requirement of urgency is not satisfied simply by showing that some event may, hypothetically, occur. |
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| It takes years to learn to think hypothetically and abstractly. |
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| Purely hypothetically, the adoption of a law abrogating procedural safeguards in time of war would be a clear risk. |
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| For example, Canada could hypothetically avoid all short-term risk to the community by detaining all offenders until the end of their sentence. |
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| As Vadim says, scientists usually have outspoken ideas, because of this they can only think hypothetically. |
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| World bio-ethanol and biodiesel demand is forecast to increase over the next decade and hypothetically there could be opportunities for FEMIP exports to major import markets. |
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| A white hole is connected to a black hole by a wormhole and hypothetically is the time reversal of a black hole. |
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| My spouse and I, hypothetically, would then listen as the psychologist analyzed the standardized tests I had taken and recapitulated the remarks made by my board of advisers. |
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| Would you care to comment on whether or not the rigid close-in-age exemption would be vulnerable to a Constitution-based defence in a small number of cases, but hypothetically out there? |
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| In the case of the Arc and the ICTY, new building parts have been hypothetically added to the existing rented buildings in order to match these requirements. |
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| However, given that a market economy operator would have enforced the original debt, this debt should hypothetically no longer exist and should not therefore be counted twice. |
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| It gives the rate of a single composite tax that could be levied, hypothetically, on the marginal production cost of road freight transport in place of all the various existing charges. |
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| Were there, hypothetically, to be any prejudicial effect resulting from the conduct that Ireland would restrain, this would be capable of reparation by appropriate means in due course. |
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| It should be noted that in office operations, a state's open record laws could hypothetically be overzealously enforced without warning. |
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| Some extensions of the standard model posit the existence of preons as fundamental building blocks of quarks and leptons, which could hypothetically form preon stars. |
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| Now, it is hypothetically assumed that operators would be willing to use profits in excess of return on capital to subsidise clusters that are nonprofitable. |
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| Hypothetically speaking, there is a range of different ways that you could go about tightening the definition of negligence. |
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| Hypothetically speaking, if I were a smoker who wanted to quit smoking, I would definitely be using a patch. |
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