Sentence examples for subscribe to a theory that from inspiring English sources

The professors subscribe to a theory that says financial markets over the long run are rational and efficient.

The author is John Cassidy, a financial writer for The New Yorker, and in hurrying "Dot.Con" to market he is evidently subscribing to a theory that doomed a good number of dot-coms.

I'm ecstatic in my own dark, morbid way and subscribe to a theory of the past that allows the future to unfold: We all did the best we could.

Some may well wonder why Kieltyka developed and maintained such a friendly association with Bailey when he persistently subscribed to a theory about her identity that conflicted with her own understanding.

Mr. Mbeki's tenure may be most memorable for setting back AIDS prevention and slowing the distribution of antiviral drugs because he subscribed to a denialist theory that disputes a link between H.I.V. and AIDS.

He subscribes to an alternative theory that focuses on tau, a protein found in the tangled nerve fibers in the brain of Alzheimer's patients, as the real culprit.

Anthony Doerr, author of All the Light We Cannot See "I subscribe to the theory that reading a book is similar to walking a trail, and I'm most comfortable walking when I can see where I'm going and where I've been.

Then there are those who subscribe to an "incremental theory," believing that intelligence is something you continuously build and shape over time.

Bill Bradley, a former star for Princeton and senator from New Jersey, said he did not necessarily subscribe to the theory that a player's success would carry over from game to game.

"We expect to find that cultural aspects play an important role in mate choice, and certainly do not subscribe to the theory that if a person bears a particular genetic variant it will determine his or her behaviour," said Bicalho.

Accorsi and Fassel said they did not think Dayne's weight, which had ballooned to 259 pounds at the recent scouting combine, would be an on-going problem, nor do they subscribe to the theory that Dayne, a four-year starter with 1,220 carries at Wisconsin, is worn down.