Sentence examples for reasonable theory from inspiring English sources

It's a reasonable theory of change.

Astronomers agree that these planets are oddballs according to any reasonable theory of planet formation.

"They have a reasonable theory of adaptation to products, but it's not brought to mind at the time of acquisition".

We created a huge relief program, only part of which should on any reasonable theory fall on New York.

Using the novel — but quite reasonable — theory that cigarettes were "drug delivery devices," Dr. Kessler claimed that the F.D.A. already had legal authority over tobacco products.

Against this troubled backdrop, there is a reasonable theory that suggests Scottish football's sense of pantomime is essential to maintain interest.

You could compare the behavior of current House Republicans to the diplomatic sleepwalking that led to World War I, but at least, in that case, the various powers had reasonable theories of how they would actually win the ensuing war.

Okay, sounds reasonable: theories of communication and psychology need to be refined and reconsidered (besides, sometimes I feel like my head is exploding when I have too many conversations going at the same time).

Consent theories, reasonable consensus theories, associative obligation theories and democratic theories make these observations part of the foundation of their accounts of the legitimacy of authority.

That sounds almost reasonable in theory, but what, in practice, does it mean?

The scrupulous evenhandedness of Perel's approach is eminently reasonable in theory.