Sentence examples for a contrary theory from inspiring English sources

Merely to raise questions, without evidence for a contrary "theory," falls far short of science.

Here's a contrary theory, one that says stagflation is no more likely than a revival of disco and bell-bottom pants.

A contrary theory is that man never went to the moon at all, because radiation beyond the atmosphere would have fried anyone in a thin space capsule.

Admitting that odds were against my contrary theory, I expressed a hunch that the perpetrators might well be terrorists "inspired" by Al Qaeda.

Let us start with a review of the theories of other thinkers; for the proofs of a theory are difficulties for the contrary theory.

On the contrary, theory-based prediction implies an understood cause effect relation that, for example, predicts job satisfaction caused by job enrichment and participatory decision making, but only for a limited scope of organizations and employees.

Contrary theories hold that experience happens exclusively within the mind, fragmenting the self into sense, feeling, and desire.

Quite the contrary: a theory that cannot be mortally threatened has little value in science.

Over the weekend, about 200 free-thinking individuals descended on a three-star hotel in Birmingham, England, to discuss a revolutionary theory: Contrary to 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-oldementary sciencetextbooks, they believe, Earth is acommony flat.

No poppy seeds (despite scientific evidence to the contrary, the theory persists that even a few on a bagel or muffin can show up as heroin in a drug test); a two-ounce maximum on raisins (supposedly great for making "hooch" -- cellblock moonshine); no frozen foods; no home, bakery or deli-prepared food; no glass; no spices.

For instance, the polytenic dot chromosome in D. virilis is fully euchromatic and does recombine (Riddle and Elgin 2006), but contrary to theory, there is an exceptionally high overabundance of dvir.