Sentence examples for held theory from inspiring English sources

Not so, reckons Alasdair, who is looking to blast a hole in this commonly held theory.

That discovery, announced in June, was the latest challenge to the commonly held theory that birds evolved from dinosaurs.

García, McIlroy and Lawrie have won tournaments, belying the widely held theory that the USA are justifiably strong favourites.

One commonly held theory is that the existence of future-Orson Pink, from Listen, means Clara is currently pregnant with Danny's baby.

The findings contradict a previously held theory that the oxygen content at the deepest part of the lake, thought to be about 35 to 50 feet down, was too low for a fish to breathe in, Dr. Martin said.

The most widely held theory about the origins of theatre is that it evolved from rituals created to act out natural events symbolically, thereby bringing them down to human scale and making the unknown more easily accessible.

But now they have evidence to support the long-held theory that a combination of infection and stress can lead to the disorder.

Findings support the long-held theory that perfectionistic concerns are part of the premorbid personality of women vulnerable to binge eating.

But I mainly wish UKIP luck because this "booing the concept of The Other" incident has finally endorsed a long-held theory I have about the party, which is namely this: UKIP are not real.

That, of course, contradicts the long-held theory that newspaper editors have little worth.

But it offers well-grounded support to anyone who has questioned the long-held theory of Seymour Martin Lipset that the richer the country, the greater the chances of sustaining democracy.