Sentence examples similar to a supportable theory from inspiring English sources

Rather than settling the question of the species concept, this first rational and supportable theory of evolution gave birth to a contentious and evolving debate that came to be known as the species problem.

Both of these factors support the idea that the market continues to search for a supportable level and even support the unusual daily volatility we have seen.

It's a supportable biographical portrait.

"I question how long that's a supportable phenomenon," he added.

LET'S start with a supportable thesis, and duly credit a master: For pure listening satisfaction it's hard to improve on the seductive intimacy of radio.

A referee couldn't blow the whistle every time a Flyer stepped over the line, because the Flyers would have to play the entire game shorthanded, and that isn't a supportable circumstance for the fans or the league.

Therefore, the implementation of well known and advanced energy efficiency measures to reduce data centres energy demand play an important role not only to a supportable growth but also to reduce its operational costs.

Massive increases in Internet usage have come "without a supportable business model for entertainment product," said Iger.

Yet looking at the weights for example 1 in Table 1, this does not seem a supportable conclusion.

Interior Secretary Ken Salazar, announcing the decision at a news conference, said the finding by the Fish and Wildlife Service under Bush was "a supportable one...

It is difficult to provide a compelling explanation of the results and a supportable set of conclusions if there is high variability, missing or inadequate controls, or internal inconsistencies in the data set.