Sentence examples for theorizing is needed from inspiring English sources

One reason "The Beach" is the third Hollywood movie in as many years to portray arrogant young Americans who land in trouble while searching for kicks and cheap lodging in Southeast Asia is that no ponderous theorizing is needed.

But Beachy theorized it is needed to make repairs in parts of the body that undergo constant regeneration, as in chronic acid reflux, where Sonic hedgehog works overtime to reline the throat.

While our integrative framework allows comparing, contrasting, and integrating different perspectives at different levels of analysis, further theorizing will be needed to advance open innovation research.

The need for such theorizing is perhaps most obvious and compelling in the area of global bioethics, where biomedical research is conducted against a backdrop of appalling disparities between rich and poor nations.

The time for theorizing is over.

Specifically, the two key questions which need to be asked are: "What are possible worlds in general?" and "What is the actual world in particular?" Metaphysical theorizing about possible worlds goes back at least to Leibniz, but the contemporary theorizing is pursued largely on two distinct fronts; possibilist realism and actualist representationism.

Roan horses are not preferred by buyers, despite one draught breed writer theorizing that they are needed in order to keep the desired coat colours and texture.

For the story's dramatic twists and turns, Finkel theorizes, no script was needed: these were the stock-in-trade of the storyteller.

When that name became famous, Mr. Beachy theorized, an actor was needed to play JT Leroy in person; he did not know, he wrote, who that actor was.

Experts theorize that small size was needed for flight and that the compact sleeping position helped conserve energy by reducing loss of body heat.

Much more theorizing and substantial empirical support are needed to establish the exact size of the local domains before this issue can be taken any further.