Sentence examples for hand theory from inspiring English sources
Smith is renowned for his "invisible hand" theory.
On the other hand, theory helps justify, at least qualitatively, the mathematical form of each term.
His invisible hand theory does provide a tidy account of how market incentives can generate enormous wealth.
As I said, Marx, like Adam Smith and David Ricardo before him, had an invisible hand theory.
On the other hand, theory and empirics also suggest that additional connections can degrade the performance of a network.
Unlike Smith's "invisible hand" theory, Darwin's theory says that group and individual interests sometimes conflict, in which case, individual interests win.
According to the invisible-hand theory of Adam Smith, greater competition generally promotes better outcomes for society.
And because everyone agrees that financial markets are highly competitive, Mr. Gramm's invocation of the familiar invisible-hand theory persuaded many other lawmakers.
Cause and effect shook hands; theory and reality embraced with aplomb.
The Hands Theory never looked less loopy than in this match.
Bob Bradley, the United States coach, does not subscribe to the good-hands theory.
