Sentence examples for a prevailing theory from inspiring English sources
He elaborates on a prevailing theory that while koshary is all carbohydrates, these are somehow removed with the water they are cooked in.
A prevailing theory holds that boys are simultaneously aware of their own physical powerlessness and society's mandate that they serve as protectors of the innocent.
A prevailing theory about New York City's newspaper market holds that it can sustain only one and a half tabloids, which translates into some difficult math for The Post and The Daily News.
For years, a prevailing theory has been that one of the chief villains in Alzheimer's disease has no real function other than as a waste product that the brain never properly disposed of.
As such, a prevailing theory of heart failure posits that the failing heart is "energy-starved".
There is a prevailing theory that films based on video games tend to be pretty bad, and it's not hard to see why.
A smaller premium (prevailing theory suggested less than a percentage point) should have been enough to lure investors into shares; six points implied that investors were cowed by even the slightest risk of a loss.
To prevent bone resorption in the upper femur after implantation of a femoral stem, the prevailing theory is to have a physiological transfer of loads from the prosthetic head to cortical bone in the metaphysis.
All science reinforces or refutes what came before, and when Abraham Maslow published his paper "A Theory of Human Motivation" in 1943, it was a rebuttal of the prevailing theory that everything humans do stems from physical needs.
The Rose Hall of Birds overlooks the dinosaur hall, a nod to the prevailing theory that birds evolved from dinosaurs.
Eight months ago, experimenters working with the world's biggest atom smasher the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at the European particle physics laboratory, CERN, in Switzerland reported hints of the first wholly unexpected new particle in decades, one that could have required a rethink of the prevailing theory of fundamental particles and forces.
