Sentence examples for more theory from inspiring English sources

But nationwide charging remains more theory than reality.

"The biomechanics of swimming is more theory than science," Mark admits.

"We're at the early stage, and there's a lot more theory than data.

But such programming was more theory than practice until the supercrunching machines came along.

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Now, in his memoir, "One More Theory About Happiness," Guest writes more directly than ever before about his paralysis.

The dispute was also seen as an epic battle between Ricks, cast as a defender of the traditional approach to the study of literature, and the more theory-friendly Kermode.

It is much more theory-based.

However, the "hardware" side of things--circuits, electronics, and such--never clicked with me, and I gravitated toward the more theory-based classes, as well as applied math.

Such a framework would allow for a more theory-based choice of indicators and for the development of tools to evaluate multidimensional aspects of urban environmental quality.

The article concludes with implications for further research, arguing that empirical research should be more theory-driven and enhanced by the inclusion of other research designs and methods.