Sentence examples for emerging theories from inspiring English sources

In Memoriam reflects the Victorian struggle to reconcile traditional religious faith with the emerging theories of evolution and modern geology.

In several personal-injury decisions, the California court, Judge Wolff wrote in an e-mail message, has been "out in front in emerging theories of liability".

Most notably, In Memoriam reflects the struggle to reconcile traditional religious faith and belief in immortality with the emerging theories of evolution and modern geology.

A sample from the surface of an asteroid might prove (or disprove) one of planetary science's big emerging theories: that the Earth was scorched and barren until it was "reseeded" eons ago by asteroids.

We analyzed the relations between the emerging theories and the data available to validate the emerging theories, and identified differences in viewpoints by situating them in their context to define whether these divergences represented marginal exceptions or new emerging theories.

Social theories for social credit can be classified into traditional and emerging theories that use different research techniques.

Dr. Cohen's guilt-free vanity zone fit the emerging theory that men are people, too.

It is this question of pride that feeds into an emerging theory about what the problem might be for the US entertainment industry.

"Our findings fit into the emerging theory that species which have been presumed extinct are beginning to be re-discovered in Costa Rica and elsewhere".

Researchers from the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York are providing new evidence to support an emerging theory that explains how defects in the gene BRCA1 can cause breast cancer.

But it is also because there is an emerging theory about a superior Asian model of government, put forward by both despairing Western businesspeople and hubristic Asian chroniclers.