Sentence examples for He postulates from inspiring English sources

He postulates reasons for this phenomenon.

He postulates that "Americans overwhelmingly favor small, reasonable ideas over big, grandiose schemes".

He postulates that Johnny Cross, the young man Eliot married at 60, was trying to copy, or "recreate," the life of Lewes.

He postulates that China could be having a profound effect on food inflation as strong income growth, rapid urbanization and Westernization of the local diet increases demand.

He postulates that a chance encounter with Learned Hand — then a district court judge — on the train between New York and Boston planted the seed that eventually blossomed into Holmes's full-blown defense of free speech.

He postulates that psycho-neuro-immunology would provide meaningful answers to etiology and progression of ocular diseases like uveitis, glaucoma, keratitis sicca, and wound healing [14].

By exploring Benjamin's concept of history, and his understanding of the three different methodological approaches to history that he postulates-historicism, progressivism, and redemptivism-1 hope to make more visible some of the ways that we think about constitutional history, and some of the effects that these modalities have on our present day constitutional order.

"I am an early, undiagnosed example of a person with A.D.D.," he postulated.

In 1917, he postulated that empty space is not quite empty, but instead is simmering with a kind ofinvisible energy.

In 1969, he postulated that the important properties of silicon circuits actually got better as the circuits were made smaller.

Clusters, he postulated, lead to intense competition, which leads companies to optimize R&D, production, training, and logistics processes.