Sentence examples for theory begins from inspiring English sources
New trade theory begins by explaining that markets aren't perfectly competitive.
Mr. Kozloff's theory begins to fray when you examine other family trees.
It is against this perverse tableau of size fixation that the sane and well-meaning series "Mike & Molly" (executive produced by Chuck Lorre, a creator of "Two and a Half Men" and "The Big Bang Theory") begins on CBS on Monday.
His next theory begins with the extended field sedimenting into a scattering of particles.
Sensibility theory begins with an analogy with secondary quality concepts, such as colour concepts.
Christian von Ehrenfels, the founder of Gestalt theory, begins his seminal 1890 paper "Über Gestaltqualitäten" by reviewing Gestalt ideas in Mach's Analysis of Sensations.
Blackboards and discussion replaced the simple will to win, and theory began to dictate practice.
In the second half of the 8th century, the extensive Islamic literature of music theory began to flourish.
The problems with the Justice Department's theory begin with the simple question of proof.
Growth theory began with the investigations by Roy Harrod in England and Evsey Domar in the United States.
Yes, the flow could in theory begin to reverse course and move in the other direction.
