Sentence examples for obvious theory from inspiring English sources

One obvious theory for the sudden drop-off is the expanse of Citi Field.

The most obvious theory of success was that, if you get the best director, composer, lyricist, librettist, choreographer, and producer, you'll have a hit.

And so I find Mr Gates' alternative theory unimpressive This points to the most obvious theory about growth, which is that it is strongly correlated with embracing capitalistic economics—independent of the political system.

Lurking in the dregs of May's polls it found scraps of evidence against several obvious theories, such as lazy Labour supporters failing to turn out, or a late swing to the Tories, and the pollsters' failure to speak to the right people emerges as the last explanation standing.

However, analysis of additional oligos were not consistent with the obvious theories that decreasing the distance from the ITR (Fig. S6) or increasing the oligo-target annealing temperature result in an increased OAGR effect (Fig. S7).

But the response to Tamim's tweet has been reassuring in a way, with many in the Middle East ridiculing the Emirati for promoting an obvious conspiracy theory.

This seems somewhat obvious in theory, but can be extraordinarily difficult for coalition units to realize once they arrive on the ground and feel the pressure from higher headquarters to demonstrate 'results' in a short period of time.

Heinrich and Andreasen assume that since the brain is an information processing organ the obvious background theory is cognitive neuroscience.

The theory, obvious as it seems now, was controversial then.

While that may sound like an obvious commitment in theory, it's not so easy in practice.

Flashing lights, recorded messages and contrasting colours mark the transition zones.The need for a new kind of high-speed people mover seems obvious enough in theory.