Sentence examples for common theory about from inspiring English sources
One common theory about overconfident beginners is that they start that way.
That poses problems for a common theory about water on Mars, that it traveled from the pole to the equator in a subsurface aquifer system.
Yet technical assistance (TA) is a blurry and contested form of development assistance; the development sector is far from having a common theory about how these advisers affect change in developing countries and what they can realistically hope to achieve.
The third study tested common theories about military suicide using historical data.
There are lots of very common theories about education that you've likely heard.
The most detailed observations to date of the material surrounding a gigantic black hole have surprised scientists, who say what they see conflicts with common theories about these powerful objects.
… Common theories about why men are in the minority centres on differences in socialisation.' From 'appearing to be' and 'possible', we end up with 'men are in the minority' (Sutton, 2007: 41; emphasis added).
After asking a bunch of sex experts about why you love to watch the porn you love, I found the most common theory was about your life experiences.
QUESTION FROM DAVE: I was confused about one aspect of the article — it cites the common theory that humans descended from Africa about 200,000 years ago.
The most common theory was expected utility theory (18%), even though this theory makes no predictions about how VCMs can improve the process of medical decision making.
