Sentence examples for the going theory from inspiring English sources

According to Romanovsky, the going theory is that a newly discovered receptor in neural endings (TRPM8, if you were wondering) reacts to low temperatures.

The going theory within our camp was "You can't call him a racist" and "We've got to tread lightly with it," in spite of how present it was.

The arena also has a free speedy wireless network, which makes those iPhones all the more useful: the going theory in arena management is that people want to check their fantasy teams, and get game highlights and scores.

Since the going theory of the DNC hack is that it was perpetrated by Russian government groups that then passed this information to propagandists or professional trolls to spread, my best guess is it was just a rookie mistake".

The films have had difficulty securing theatrical releases, either because of the liberal stranglehold on Hollywood (the going theory in Dallas) or because not many of the filmmakers succeeded in mixing politics and entertainment with the skill routinely exhibited by conservative radio hosts and pundits.

"For many, many years, the going theory of the old guard was that it would be the death knell of the theater business if you got into deep discounts and variable pricing on any regular basis," said John F. Breglio, a prominent entertainment lawyer at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison.

DENVER--The going theory that males couldn't care less with whom they mate may need an overhaul.

Thankfully the scientists are weighing in this week with three studies refuting the "oil is gone" theory.

Woodhenges were living places while Stonehenge was the place of the dead, goes the theory.

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So it was refreshing to hear a Federal Reserve System official debunk the bailouts-are-gone theory last week.