Sentence examples for hypothetical ideas from inspiring English sources

Starting from the fourth stage, children can think abstractly and form hypothetical ideas.

Hypothetical ideas that could liven up the northwest corner of the building included the addition of seating in the store.

It agrees with some hypothetical ideas of "quantum consciousness".

This meant they did not necessarily introduce new hypothetical ideas against which they might refute or confirm a diagnosis and thereby eliminate fixation error.

Because it introduces a hypothetical idea, "lest" normally takes the subjunctive, or occasionally an auxiliary verb like "should".

These molecules might have applications as switches in photonics, the as yet largely hypothetical idea that data could be processed by light instead of by electronics.

Around 20 years ago, he recounted, Dr. Scarborough began studying maps of Tikal created in the 1960's by researchers at the University of Pennsylvania and came up with a "fairly hypothetical" idea of how the ancient Mayans might have controlled water.

"We are confident that the majority of those people who have come across this video see it for exactly what it is: a creative amateur artist's attempt to express a purely hypothetical idea that has no basis of fact or truth," the team, which is based in Denmark, said.

It seems pretty likely that Stone was just running with a hypothetical idea that was on his mind at the time of the interview.

On the contrary, a widespread opinion in many societies is the view that evolution is not a well documented doctrine but "simply a theory" in the sense that it is just an unsupported hypothetical idea, similar to the UFOs or life in other planets.

This result conforms with the hypothetical idea that smoking has increasing consequences on periodontal health [ 6].