Sentence examples for a theoretical case from inspiring English sources
There is a theoretical case for a deregulated electricity market.
There is a theoretical case for according special treatment to capital gains, but there are also theoretical and practical arguments against such special treatment.
Jonathan Ostry, an economist at the IMF, reckons there is a theoretical case for limiting capital inflows to prevent a surge in currencies above fair value.
Given the hysterical media response to Islam4UK's proposal to hold an anti-army march through Wootton Bassett – as cynical a publicity stunt as any hard-hearted PR man could devise – there might be a theoretical case for banning the Daily Beast as well.
"You can make a theoretical case that high taxes impede economic growth, but it is just not supported by the evidence in the U.S. or across countries," said William Easterly, a former World Bank economist soon to join the faculty of New York University.
WALL STREET JOURNAL Making a Theoretical Case About Volcker | Both supporters and critics of the proposed Volcker Rule have largely relied on arguments that lack the sort of numerically supported real-world examples that could shed more light on the issue.
A theoretical subject case study of the Interior Architecture Program in the Faculty of Architecture, Mahasarakham University was used in this research.
The first proposition is that, before starting an evaluation process, a strong theoretical case should be made for a new technology, stating the rationale for its use and detailing the evidence profile for the hypothetical clinical and health benefits that would make its use worthwhile.
We fall in a particular case of a theoretical example, random walk plus white noise, used by Pierce (1979), but our treatment is more general than in Maravall (1986), Gómez and Maravall (2001b) and others.7 Let us skip the output of TRAMO and the summary part of the output of SEATS.
Here, we limit our interest to a simplified theoretical case with a linear plasma ramp.
But whereas Friedman offers a plausible theoretical case for capitalism, there doesn't seem to be any intellectually respectable support for current conservatives' much more radical understanding of the system.
