Sentence examples for more bold hypothesis from inspiring English sources

The apparent success of deploying agent-relativity to 'consequentialize' deontology leads Dreier to defend the more bold hypothesis that any moral theory can be represented as a form of consequentialism so long as we are willing to allow that consequentialism comes in agent-relative as well as agent-neutral versions.

In Michelle's case, recognizing the changing environment in the US--one where extended and paid maternity leaves were becoming more prevalent--led her to a bold hypothesis: perhaps there was space for an agency that helped companies do just that.

Hence the IC condition would lead to more BOLD activity than the CC condition, in case our hypothesis were true.

This is a bold hypothesis.

"Being a little more bold".

"It was an amazing, bold hypothesis," she said.

Educational programs have to be more bold.

It will be more inventive, more bold.

After, Rice offered more bold words.

We are more prickly, more jittery, more restless, more reckless, more secretive, more desperate, more cowardly, more bold.

"It's an elegant study based on a rather bold hypothesis," Osterhaus says.