Sentence examples similar to put a theory into practice from inspiring English sources

Putting This Theory Into Practice.

I've no idea if that's true, but David Fincher has been putting a similar theory into practice for the best part of a decade now and it's certainly working for him.

It's a place to put theory into practice.

Wilson's own presidency, as the historian Jill Lepore pointed out last week in The New Yorker, can be interpreted as an attempt to put his theory into practice, and he too was unable to realize much of what he envisioned, though his two terms represent the first modern instance of the "imperial presidency".

Dr. Robert Ledgard (a welcome return for Antonio Banderas) is a world famous plastic surgeon who argues for the development of new, tougher human skin; unbeknownst to others, Dr. Ledgard has been trying to put his theory into practice, keeping a young woman, Vera Elena Anayaa), imprisoned in his mansion while subjecting her to an increasingly bizarre regime of treatments.

This approach is based on my years of experience as an institutional economist working to put economic theory into practice in order to: (i) correctly identify and evaluate the impact of informality and (ii) apply the institutional reforms to successfully transform the informal economy and property rights into tradeable assets (establishing the foundations for any economic development).

That he failed to put this theory into practice by replacing David Cameron is a personal tragedy for him and a political tragedy for the country.

We would also be looking for someone who has tried to put the theory into practice, so who either has a job in horticulture or is volunteering at gardens or nurseries.

But Mr. Resnais put the theory into practice.

Then he decided to put the theory into practice.

And in the 1990's corporations put that theory into practice.