Sentence examples for theory assumed from inspiring English sources

By positing an idealised world of perfect competition, economic theory assumed away the factors that drove societies.Mr Galbraith was thus less an economist than a mixture of sociologist, political scientist and journalist.

Another theory assumed that human learning consisted essentially of building up associations between different ideas and experiences; the mind, in accordance with the ideas of the 17th-century English philosopher John Locke, was assumed to be at first devoid of ideas.

In short, Monti's speculative theory assumed Tetra Laval executives would break the law several years hence.

The founder of capitalist theory assumed that it was self-interest and the pursuit of gain that motivated entrepreneurs.

That could be explained by the Donnan steric pore model (DSPM) theory assumed by Bowen et al. [25].

Independent responses of CFSR to individual essential AA observed in this study contradict the single-limiting AA theory assumed in current requirement systems.

But that theory assumes that Bonds really wanted more attention.

Risk management theory assumes the possibility of eliminating risk from portions of a balance sheet.

In part because, fifth, the theory assumes that voters understand what the debt ceiling is.

The "wear-and-tear" theory assumes that animals and cells, like machines, simply wear out.

But the theory assumes that productive capacity is fully employed, or nearly so.