Sentence examples for encouraging theory from inspiring English sources

The most encouraging theory is that the Iranians are not really so close to nuclear testing capacity and, further, that their strategy is in fact to remain in roughly this position.

Unfortunately, the required and forbidden latent level causal relationships of "methods-factors" seem insufficiently specified in existing theories, though we hope awareness of this modeling possibility encourages appropriate theory developments.

And Planned Parenthood of Kansas and Mid-Missouri questioned whether prosecutors were encouraging conspiracy theories as a way to blame abortion rights supporters while abandoning a losing case.

Bob Woolmer's death from a heart attack during the 2007 World Cup was particularly distressing because of the conspiracy theories it encouraged, disproved theories that still linger on the Internet.

Alternative teaching strategies were encouraged in theory, but basic curriculum uniformity effectively restricted the practice of new methods.

But there is enough evidence for the survival of the preliminary stage of election to have encouraged a theory that the hybrid system continued in use down to the 4th century.

When the comparison was brought to the attention to longtime "Simpsons" writer and producer (and current "Portlandia" consultant) Bill Oakley on Twitter, he seemed to encourage the theory.

This set of NRs provides important information on putative xenobiotic targets and the discovery of PPAR and RXR homologs in C. gigas encourages the theory of an RXR/PPAR heterodimer involvement in effects caused by TBT contamination.

West discarded one spade, the nine, which was, in theory, encouraging.

But the absence of evidence has encouraged conspiracy theories.

Assange, of course, was happy to encourage these theories.