Sentence examples for a theory about how from inspiring English sources

Tobin spoke about the "life-cycle model of consumption"—a theory about how much people spend and save at different stages of life, and what that means for the management of the economy.

David: Well, at least Romney-Ryan has a theory about how to boost growth.

He does, however, have a theory about how these developments have happened under Obama's presidency.

David Reynolds, the new biographer, has a theory about how to recapture that lost world of Whitman's.

Colonel White had a theory about how a reporter might receive an unfavorable impression of the camp.

Many years ago, when I thought I was smart, I had a theory about how to invest in mutual funds.

"When I first got interested in these mind/body questions, I was astonished to find that no one had even begun to put forward a theory about exactly how neurons in the brain can generate thoughts," he says.

King has a neat theory about how an adapter's voice can force itself on a story.

First, they set up operations in a city under a legal theory about how they are allowed to operate under that place's current rules.

Now an international team has published the most comprehensive look yet at the amazing diversity of the beetle family tree--a view that may overturn a popular theory about how the insects evolved.

Put another way, it'd be like watching Neil Armstrong walking on the moon in 1969, then Cronkite cutting to an in-studio guest who has a wild theory about how the astronauts are really on a movie set.