Sentence examples for challenging the theory from inspiring English sources
Kansas Evolution Fight Shifts Voters ousted the majority on the Kansas school board that favored standards that were the most wide-reaching in the nation in challenging the theory of evolution.
Dr. Thomas A. Sebeok, a pioneer in the science of signs and symbols, noted for challenging the theory that apes and chimpanzees could learn language to communicate with humans, died on Dec. 21 at his home in Bloomington, Ind.
PAGE 33 The Good Germans New research suggests that many Germans protected Jews during the Holocaust, challenging the theory of mass guilt and deepening the culpability of the collaborators.
Taken together, amyloid deposition seems to increase in both MCI converters and non-converters, thereby challenging the theory that amyloid plaque load is stable in the prodromal stage of AD.
The final version of the conceptual model of access to healthcare that we eventually developed did not emerge until quite late in the review process, and much of the later sampling was directed at testing and purposively challenging the theory as we began to develop it.
One was the growth of "continentalism," a special relationship that challenged the theory of national independence.
The show challenged the theory that human activity is the major cause of climate change and global warming.
And so I'm off, to try to challenge the theory that my generation are doing it all wrong.
The research challenges the theory that snakes originally became limbless as they began to live in the sea.
When it comes to cost-effectiveness, however, the new study challenges the theory that early investments are always better.
B3 SCIENCE/HEALTH Dinosaur-Bird Theory Doubts Scientists said fossil evidence of the oldest known feathered animal challenged the theory that birds had evolved from dinosaurs.
