Sentence examples for a credible theory from inspiring English sources

MacDowell has a credible theory as to why she's still reading good scripts.

But he has recently seemed more committed, appreciating, perhaps, that simply pledging improvements, without a credible theory of how they might be achieved, wouldn't wash.

Some legal scholars, including some who normally lean to the left, believe the states have identified the law's weak spot and devised a credible theory for eviscerating it.

For one thing, there is a credible theory that the French defence ministry has imposed a media blackout on reporting Operation Serval, preventing less savoury details from being reported.

All free schools will be forced to present evolution as a comprehensive and central tenet of scientific theory, ministers have announced, following lobbying by senior scientists concerned that Christian-run institutions could exploit loopholes in the rules to present creationism as a credible theory.

I think being A would allow her to have that control back, so yes, I do think that's a credible theory.

In addition to not being compatible with the above theories of properties, however, it is not obvious that Francescotti's account is compatible with any credible theory of properties.

Bayliss outlined a very credible theory.

A more credible theory for the origins of the black mausoleum was demonstrated in 2006 by archaeologists who reconstructed part of the pool in the Moonlight Garden.

War fatigue, a lack of a clear endgame, and Obama's inability to shore up support at home are all credible theories.

The only credible theory is a that of a professional assassination, carried out on behalf of either a criminal organisation, angered by Dando's work on Crimewatch, or perhaps on behalf of someone else.