Sentence examples for a controversial theory from inspiring English sources
After calling evolution a controversial theory, the statement says, "Instructional material associated with controversy should be approached with an open mind, studied carefully and critically considered".
But are we going to bet our future on such a controversial theory?
Alabama is maintaining its distinction as the only state where biology textbooks include a sticker warning students that evolution is a "controversial theory" that they should question.
In Alabama, the state board of education voted in 2001 to place disclaimers on biology textbooks to describe evolution as a controversial theory.
While Paul Kildea's recent biography provokes with a controversial theory about Britten and syphilis, Powell is not looking to uncover any prurient scandal.
It's still a controversial theory, but there is evidence for what scientists are calling the dilution effect, with greater biodiversity leading to lower rates of infection.
London--A controversial theory that a contaminated polio vaccine tested in Africa more than 40 years ago sparked the AIDS epidemic took a severe hit yesterday.
That's consistent with a somewhat controversial theory that holds that sex evolved as a means to repair DNA damage, she says.
Mr. Cook is a scholar of Islamic history and was co-author, in the 1970's, of a fairly controversial theory about Islam's origins.
They say the results lend tenuous support to a highly controversial theory that Earth is cloudier, and therefore reflects more sunlight, when the Sun is near the minimum of its 11-year activity cycle and has the fewest sunspots and solar storms.
Here's why we need a critical debate about Google's Real Name policy: first, because it embodies a highly controversial theory of human behaviour, that the way to maximise civility is to abolish anonymity – even though everyone knows Muammar Gaddafi's real name (though not how to spell it) and no one knows the name of the kind driver who slows to let you cross the road.
