In the same issue of the Chicago Tribune a letter from Laurie Goering, the Tribune's chief European Correspondent describes a new book that reevaluates Darwin's principal thesis.
In "Sonic Boom," his principal thesis is that the 2008 financial crisis is merely a modest hiccup in a larger trend of "growth, change and transformation at unprecedented velocity".
Thus, in relation to the settled positive law, natural law theory as is acknowledged by a number of legal positivists, e.g., Raz 1980, 213; Gardner 2001, 227 shares the principal thesis of contemporary legal positivists, that laws depend for their existence and validity on social facts.
This is the principal thesis in my book, "Cypherpunks".
Though his principal thesis has not been not universally accepted, his tenacious approach to research and his investigative skills won him many plaudits.
More specifically, the principal thesis of this article is that the passive and paternalistic mode of ownership that the pension system has created diminishes the degree of personal responsibility that classical liberal ownership required all individual owners to take.
The principal thesis of Althusser's last philosophical writings is that there exists an "underground" or little recognized tradition in the history of philosophy.
The key here is to use the choice of your principal thesis advisor as your guide and find people inside and outside your department that will complement his or her skill set and political advantages.
Janney's principal thesis is that Meyer and Kennedy were deeply in love and experimented with drugs together.
"That writing as careless as von Däniken's," Carl Sagan wrote in 1976, "whose principal thesis is that our ancestors were dummies, should be so popular is a sober commentary on the credulousness and despair of our times".
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