Sentence examples for most likely theory from inspiring English sources

What seems the most likely theory?

This seems easily the most likely theory.

The researchers said "the most likely theory" was that type A head and body lice originated in Africa and were distributed worldwide long ago.

Or, the most likely theory, maybe in his short time on Instagram he got sick of people taking photos of 'avocado and toast' and using the hashtag #eatcleantraindirty.

The most likely theory is that, if it does exist, Planet Nine began its orbital life much closer to the sun and then crossed paths with a planet like Jupiter, which sent it spiralling into the outer reaches.

The most likely theory about the origin of this word is that it is an alteration of work, because that word has a history of being used in similar ways, with dancers being encouraged to "work it".

But given the statements that morality (yi) is benefit (li) (A8), that in our commitments, we are to take all the world as our "portion," or object of responsibility (A8), and that care for all is to be equal (EC13), the most likely hypothesis is that the theory is foundationally consequentialist.

One official close to the federal investigation called the Rosenberg theory "the most likely hypothesis".

Although most philosophers might naturally think of such highly abstract and ambitious constructions as paradigmatic examples of moral theory, and most likely have precisely such theories in mind when asked about the relationships between bioethics and ethical theory, they do not exhaust the space of normative theorizing either in bioethics or within the moral life more generally.

Ultimately, Berkowitz was identified as the most likely suspect, a theory that was confirmed when his car was found to have received a parking ticket near the scene of one of the shootings.

And given Mr. King's vast imagination, the Q. and A. will most likely elicit conspiracy theories that didn't make the book's final edit.