Sentence examples for a broader theory from inspiring English sources

But as a broader theory of governance, which it was, it is troubling.

Nor did he have a broader theory about what was fueling the anti-Semitic acts.

In that book, he merged environmentalism and anarchism into a broader theory of how the state and capitalism are at war with nature.

Ultimately, any such account must fit with a broader theory of human interaction.

But before we describe this approach, we should note that Priest himself subscribes to a broader theory than possibilism.

It is part of a broader theory that language enables us to communicate by appeal to shared practices for distinguishing similar and different kinds of things.

Especially to improve self-management of back pain and the long-term adherence to regular physical activity [ 24], a broader theory-based approach with appropriate tools and strategies used by physical therapists within SET seems necessary [ 25, 26].

The Bush administration, which has embraced a broad theory of federal pre-emption of individual tort suits, entered the case on the manufacturer's behalf.

A broad theory of multitrait population projection matrices (MPPMs) incorporating larger number of traits was long held back by time and space computational complexity issues.

King's theory is a broad theory designed to provide a framework for nursing (I.M. King, 1981), whereas emotional intelligence (EI; J.D. Mayer & P. Salovey, 2004) is a theory that is specific for addressing potential competency in dealing with emotions and emotional information.

Rather, it's based on a broad theory that certain kinds of behavior towards people may be negligent if they "involve an unreasonable risk" of provoking a criminal attack.