Sentence examples for broad theses from inspiring English sources

But in the days since the crash, theories have coalesced around three broad theses: catastrophic mechanical failure, a bomb on board or a missile attack.

There are four broad theses in support of such a statement: Firstly, in September 2006 the country was a founding member of the Global Health and Foreign Policy Initiative, which explicitly frames health as the most important long-term foreign policy issue of our time.

His broad thesis was that Tony Blair and Gordon Brown were close in their politics and got on better than some of the "garbage" reporting suggested.

Well, the broad thesis holds up, and Searching for Sugar Man is an interesting footnote to a species of secret or denied cultural history: the history of South Africa's white liberal classes, the fabric of whose lives may be overlooked by social historians.

For he regularly employs a broad thesis of functional determination, according to which "all things are defined by their function" (Meteorologica iv 12, 390a10-15; cf. Generation of Animals ii 1,734b24-31; Politics i 2, 1253a19-25).

Liberal democracy, according to the New Traditionalists, is not only a political structure that protects putative individual rights (such as to religious freedom), but is also committed to a broad thesis of neutrality with respect to notions of God and the good.

For Chung, an investor in the broad thesis of sustainability for nearly a decade, the launch of 1955 Capital is the culmination of years of thinking about how best to marry capital investment with long-term thinking about the future of the planet's economic and environmental health.

Still, honesty gets you only so far, and Stockman's broader thesis is unconvincing.

This blanket condemnation is not supported by the facts and undermines the book's broader thesis.

The two investments fit under a broader thesis that the business of providing credit is changing, as traditional banks pull back.

This might seem to contradict the initial hypothesis (that "genetic-likes" attract), but it reinforces the broader thesis that there could be a subtle biological influence on friendship preference.