Sentence examples for a winning theory from inspiring English sources

Whatever the case, a winning theory is that the yeast had a big party and we weren't invited.

When he planned to give a lecture on his Nobel-prize winning theory at the Quaid-e-Azam UnIslamity in Islamabad, Islami Jamiat Talaba activists threatened to break his legs.

The theorems of the winning theory are the laws of nature.

If Americans want to win, perhaps we need to give up the "If he's losing, I must be winning" theory of capitalism.

But all the same, they had created what they thought would be a winning approach, "theories of interrogation based on 'learned helplessness,' " which, the report specified, was "the theory that detainees might become passive and depressed in response to adverse or uncontrollable events, and would thus cooperate and provide information".

So it’s too early to know whether Bateman has a winning formula, but the theory behind it is intriguing.

But it does tend to get the consolation vote; last year Gravity, with all its superficially dubious nationality, took it, while 12 Years a Slave won top honours – which this year would mean a win for The Theory of Everything.

Lions, 26-20 New Orleans (1-3) at Chicago (1-4) The Saints are blowing up the theory that defense wins championships and that a sound defensive team is a winning team.

Lemieux, who went 2 for 2 in his trips to the Cup finals as a player, was having nothing of the lose-before-you-can-win theory, either.

One key piece of the win-win theory seems to be that displaced workers do find new jobs.

It was clear from the time the first throngs began to gather in the lobby of the Hilton that a lot of them, including a large number who wore "I Like Ike" buttons the size of saucers, really didn't like him at all and were supporting him only because they had been sold on the Taft-can-win theory.