Sentence examples for has long posited from inspiring English sources

Quantum mechanics — I am paraphrasing here — has long posited that the universe is made of space, not time.

Since Israeli strategic doctrine has long posited that only one set of peace negotiations can be successfully pursued at a time, and since Mr. Olmert has never earned a reputation as a strategic visionary — he is a former mayor and trade minister with no military or foreign policy background — this driven juggling act has aroused cynicism.

In a similar vein, Kauffman has long posited that the various cellular phenotypes found in the body correspond to attractors in the landscape defined by the network of gene interactions [4], [16] and that, given sufficiently large perturbations, cells can be moved so dramatically from their normal attractor that cell type itself can be changed [17].

Scholars of presidential primaries have long posited a dynamic positive feedback loop between fundraising and electoral success.

In the case of the senses, scientists have long posited that the absence of one sense will reinforce others.

Scientists have long posited that periodic swings in Earth's climate are driven by cyclic changes in the distribution of sunlight reaching our surface.

Mr. Cain's critics have long posited that he has been more interested in creating celebrity for himself — as a means to sell books and increase speaking fees — than in making a serious bid for the presidency.

Legal scholars have long posited that, heuristically at least, two basic adjudicatory models – the dispute resolution model and the law declaration model – compete for the Court's affection along a wide spectrum of issues.

The feds (a tangle of agencies including the FBI are involved) have long posited that they think Steve Cohen's titan hedge fund, once among the world's biggest, has illicitly profited from trading using inside information.

While social scientists have long posited that racial resentment fuels opposition to such anti-poverty programs as food stamps, Medicaid and Temporary Aid to Needy Families, this is the first study to show the correlation experimentally, demonstrating a causal relationship between attitudes to welfare and threatened racial status.

Theorists of ageing have long posited the idea of the Third Age (the phrase was invented by University of the Third Age co-founder Peter Laslett), the idea being that modern medicine has opened up a window of opportunity between retirement and terminal infirmity hitherto unknown.