Sentence examples for the theory put forward from inspiring English sources
What's your take on the theory put forward by Fareed Zakaria last week, that Bibi's actions have shown that he's not truly interested in a confrontation with Iran?
That official said the agencies had rejected the theory put forward by Iraqi scientists who said one of the units was used to produce hydrogen.
The theory put forward by some industry watchers, including respected analyst Robin Bienenstock at Bernstein Research, is that Vodafone must act soon in Germany or not at all.
QUESTION FROM GUEST: What do you think of the theory put forward in the Financial Times that Prokhorov's candidacy is done with the encouragement of Putin in order to co-opt the opposition?
A video posted by Scott Myrick (@scott_myrick) on Feb 2 , 2015at 9 23am PST Myrick corroborates the theory put forward by a palm tree dancer on Reddit yesterday that trained landshark twerkers were replaced at the last minute by Perry's own entourage - explaining their poor grasp of the dance moves.
And what was he to her? Perhaps this is meant to be consistent with the theory, put forward in one Post story, that she had understood she'd be paid but then wasn't — a scenario with its own contradictions, and its own moral failings built in.
These contradicted the theories put forward by John Gwynn in "An Essay on Design" printed in 1749.
The theories put forward by the British at the time regarding republican involvement were disproved in court.
Already at the time of the publication of Robert Shaplen's book there were a number of books that contradicted the theories put forward by Shaplen.
Poor management, a flawed selection process, demoralisation and lack of preparation were some of the theories put forward by the patrons of K1 Klubhouse to explain their heroes' feet of clay.
Page thinks ballet is an exciting place to be at the moment, rejecting the theories – put forward most forcibly by the historian Jennifer Homans in her book, Apollo's Angels – that it is a spent force.
