Sentence examples for growing theory from inspiring English sources

And also there's now a growing theory, if you are obese because of eating too many carbohydrates, that doesn't help you.

There seems to be a growing theory, a concern, that there is a dearth of quality among the ranks of English goalkeepers, that there are too many of their foreign colleagues in the Premiership.

Mindy Fullilove, in her effort to illuminate her growing theory that AIDS is connected to contagious housing collapse -- a chain reaction of decline and drug use set in motion by arson or the sudden destruction of low-income housing stock -- persuades higher-ups at the Centers for Disease Control to witness a group of young black crack dealers in a focus group.

Epigenetic is a growing theory to explain these interactions at a molecular level.

The finding builds on the growing theory that the subconscious mind detects and probably guides much more of human behavior than is realized.

An ash deposit growing model based on surface growing theory is developed in order to represent the coal fired ash deposits.

Pilaud decided to track the tamperer's I.P. address, and what he found lent credence to a growing conspiracy theory among his friends.

There is a growing conspiracy theory that it could have been the artist himself grabbing the print, or that it could be a publicity stunt by the organizers something they roundly deny.

As a result, the pool of insurance customers will grow, in theory keeping rates down.

But he was on a mission to grow the Theory brand beyond its current markets in the United States and Japan.

The family's taxable income, and the nation's, would grow, the theory suggested, producing more tax revenue even at the lower rate.