Sentence examples for favorite hypothesis from inspiring English sources

However, even this, my favorite hypothesis, needs to be tested.

At the heart of the movement was India's favorite hypothesis — that it is Indian politicians who have created a corrupt society, not the other way around.

"This could be a mutated SARS corona virus that has lost virulence, and that is the favorite hypothesis among many people," Dr. David Patrick, director of epidemiology at the British Columbia Center for Disease Control, told reporters.

Joe Ryan Newberry, S.C., Dec. 17, 2007 • To the Editor: In his excellent analysis of the crafting of the Second Amendment, Adam Freedman does not mention my favorite hypothesis: that the framers adopted dueling clauses to reflect an intractable disagreement among themselves.

Although the processes controlling the release of As are still not well known, the reductive dissolution of As-rich Fe oxyhydroxides has so far been a favorite hypothesis.

So the researchers are sticking to their favorite hypothesis: that these skeletons are the remains of some of Europe's first rodent barbeque dinners.  .

Favorite hypotheses include an asteroid impact, massive volcanic eruptions in Siberia, and toxic oceans.

There is nothing you can do about what is published and how it challenges your favorite hypotheses.

Unfortunately, no data are yet available in vivo regarding the expression of LTD in the hippocampus of aged animals, that could favorite one hypothesis from another.

Which of you is so attached to your ideas of how the world should be that, if given a chance, you'd test your favorite socio-economic hypothesis on a sample pool of three hundred plus million not necessarily willing subjects?

"Guitar as Cockblock" was my favorite and most hilarious hypothesis, and it came from author/illustrator Amy Martin, who suggested that having a guitar between you and your audience may act as some kind of phallic symbol.