Sentence examples for endorsed theory from inspiring English sources

This view was favored by Philo of Larissa among others (cf. Brittain, 2001), and it gave rise to a form of probabilism, as a positively endorsed theory of knowledge, which is one of the New Academy's legacies.

Two of the arguments seem to be faulty, and the third can be rejected if we adopt some familiar, though by no means universally endorsed, theories of vagueness.

Researchers need to endorse theories and conceptual frameworks that are pertinent to African Americans and their sociocultural context.

To best address HIV/AIDS in African American communities, the following suggestions are recommended: Researchers need to endorse theories and conceptual frameworks that are pertinent to African Americans and their sociocultural context.

Reducing principal is widely endorsed, in theory, as a cure for foreclosures.

David McVicar, whose production opened the Glyndebourne season on Saturday, endorsed the theory in an interview in The Guardian newspaper.

Mr. Obeid has previously endorsed the theory that Bahrain's protesters were part of an Iranian-orchestrated conspiracy.

Although Graham has said that Gatlin was sabotaged by a masseur, Christopher Whetstine, Gatlin has not endorsed that theory.

In 1988, in Basic Inc v Levinson, the court endorsed a theory known as "fraud on the market", which relies on the efficient markets hypothesis.

Instead, the "rules are rules" sentiment of the Europeans inflamed an already volatile situation and endorsed the theory of them being rightful losers.

Nonetheless the American's latest second place at a US Open – his sixth – endorsed the theory that he must win this major to scratch an ongoing professional itch.