theoretically possible

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• It's theoretically possible but highly unlikely ever to happen.
• It is theoretically possible to travel faster than the speed of light, but practically impossible with current technology.
• From a scientific standpoint, time travel is theoretically possible, though impractical.
• While it's theoretically possible to finish the project in a day, it would require an unrealistic amount of effort.
• While theoretically possible, achieving fusion power on a large scale remains a challenge.
• According to quantum theory, it was theoretically possible for the particle to be in two places at once.
• The plan is theoretically possible, but we lack the resources to execute it.
• Such a complex operation is theoretically possible, but the risks involved are enormous.
• Is it theoretically possible for a human to run a mile in under three minutes?
• From a mathematical standpoint, a perpetual motion machine is theoretically possible, but violates physical laws.
• They argued that a fully automated society was theoretically possible in the future.
• She admitted that a perfect crime is theoretically possible, though extremely rare in reality.
• Such a complex system is theoretically possible to build, given enough time and funding.
• Is it theoretically possible for artificial intelligence to achieve true consciousness?
• Even if it's theoretically possible, the ethical implications are profound.
• The existence of parallel universes is theoretically possible based on certain cosmological models.
• The lawyer stated that winning the case was theoretically possible, but very difficult.
• Winning the lottery twice in a row is theoretically possible, but the odds are astronomical.
• Many technologies that are now commonplace were once only theoretically possible.
• If all conditions are met, it will be theoretically possible to launch the satellite next month.