Sentence examples for one common theory from inspiring English sources

One common theory is that beginners start off overconfident.

One common theory about overconfident beginners is that they start that way.

One common theory is that we fear being seen as selfish or, worse, unlikable.

One common theory pointed to the work of a rogue officer.

Beck, who directs the Center of the Human-Animal Bond at Purdue University, cites one common theory for why animals might be therapeutic.

One common theory is that without American soldiers, the violence will subside, and Afghan forces and their foes will broker local arrangements.

Although various aetiologies likely exist (milk stasis, blocked ducts, engorgement or physical injury to the breast), one more common theory is that poor attachment of the infant to the breast leads to cracking of the nipple epithelium, creating a retrograde path for bacteria to enter the breast tissue [32].

In the scrum of explanations for our obesity epidemic, one common-sense theory has gained traction.

One common assumption on which all algorithms and associated theories are based is that large numbers of clean signals are available for learning the dictionary.

One of the common theories is the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), which helps to study the implementation of different healthcare IT applications.

QUESTION FROM DAVE: I was confused about one aspect of the article — it cites the common theory that humans descended from Africa about 200,000 years ago.