Sentence examples for problem with the theory that from inspiring English sources

The main problem with the theory that some film musicals are botched versions of plays is that it assumes that all stage plays are perfectly written, cast and produced.

If so, the findings about C/Linear may help resolve a problem with the theory that bombardment by comets was the source of much of early Earth's water and organic compounds.

One problem with the theory that this might be a real story under fiction's wrap is that Giscard lost power before Diana married Prince Charles.

They wanted to "avoid the problem often associated with incubators: the theory that stronger startups don't need an incubator so the startups that apply to incubators tend to be weaker ones, resulting in incubators naturally selecting for poorer startup performance".

According to Angell, "the main problem with the theory is that after decades of trying to prove it, researchers have still come up empty-handed.

"(These) are very important results with wide implications," says psychiatrist William Phillips of the University of Stirling in the U.K. The findings support the theory that schizophrenics' problems with filtering information may apply to many domains of cognition and perception, he says.

An alternative hypothesis builds on the theory that early problems with biological motion perception cause a cascade of impairments across development, including deficits in recognizing and understanding others' actions and associated mental states (Klin et al., 2009; Kaiser and Pelphrey, 2012).

(Another anti-abortion bill that's coming up for hearing originally proposed changing the wording to "forcible rape," presumably under the theory that there was a problem with volunteer rape victims. On that matter at least, cooler heads prevailed).

The problem with the theory, Everett argued, was that it was logically inconsistent and hence untenable.

It's too early to tell whether there's a problem with the theory or with experiments that feed into the theory, or whether the Brookhaven experiment heralds new physics beyond the Standard Model, Eidelman says.

One problem with that theory was that Lyttleton estimated that the gravitational focusing by the Sun would bring the particles together only about 150 AU behind the Sun and solar system.