Sentence examples for off the theory from inspiring English sources

A good science writer has to show us the fallible men and women who made the theory, and then show us why, after the human foibles are boiled off, the theory remains reliable.

When the global financial crisis was still in its infancy – but threatening enough to stir thoughts about how to ward it off – the theory of "decoupling" emerged as a potential comfort blanket.

By the time the bridge loans had to be paid off, the theory went, the building would be refinanced or the 80,000-square-feet of glassy retail space, most of which faces Fifth Avenue, would be sold as a condominium.

This may be especially true in free-to-play games that allow players to spend money on customisation options like new outfits or building blocks: the more you purchase and show off, the theory suggests, the richer feel in comparison to friends.

While small-capitalization stocks may fluctuate with the winds of market sentiment, the markets heavyweights were shielded from these swings because they were seen as safe havens that people would never sell off, the theory went.

Those other methods being, of course, great thermal management; the motherboard is rotated 90 degrees off the theory that heat does, in fact, rise.

Even after former Pizzagate promoters like Alex Jones backed off of the theory, it still has proponents.

Mr. Bauer declined to say whether it had signed off on the theory, saying he would not discuss interagency deliberations.

Longtime followers of Mr. Diller, meanwhile, are wondering why a man who nine months ago was trumpeting the potential of integrating IAC's assets is now so eager to spin them off on the theory that they will become more valuable as discrete businesses.

Less than a day after a new study dealt what many consider a lethal blow to the controversial theory that a newly detected virus, XMRV, is linked to chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), proponents and skeptics of the theory squared off in a meeting.

It's an off-the-cuff theory, to which there are obvious exceptions in both ballet and modern dance: Twyla Tharp has made her name through being principally about steps; while Russell Maliphant is one of many men to work from a very internal emotional map of the body.