Sentence examples for broad theory from inspiring English sources

He had no broad theory about which opportunities to pursue and no industry map.

By 1802 the general outlines of his broad theory of organic transformation had taken shape.

Luong and Rogelberg used those and other discoveries as a basis for their own innovatively broad theory.

From this idea he proposed, in the early years of the 19th century, the first broad theory of evolution.

In his new book, "Language: The Cultural Tool", Mr Everett moves away from narrow linguistic anthropology to broad theory.

The Bush administration, which has embraced a broad theory of federal pre-emption of individual tort suits, entered the case on the manufacturer's behalf.

Talk about broad theories of executive power," he tweeted.

In the case of Iraq, though, broad theories of cosmopolitan duties or global interdependency are seemingly unnecessary.

[C3.] Economics Students Shun the Political Graduate students in economics are focusing on small insights about the economy rather than broad theories that explain how the overall system works.

In the 1790s he began promoting the broad theories of physics, chemistry, and meteorology that he had been nurturing for almost two decades.

Obama then entrenched these broad theories by signing into law the 2012 National Defense Authorization Act, which permanently codified those Bush/Cheney interpretation of these war powers.