Sentence examples for theory children from inspiring English sources

In theory, children living in poverty will still remain eligible for these health care programs.

In the interests of proving Wakefield's theory, children were given lumbar punctures in the spine, colonoscopies and barium meals – all significant procedures.

According to one theory, children don't "learn" to write; rather, they "acquire" writing fluency through inputs of pleasure reading in the same way that we acquire our native language by being inundated in it.

The compressed day will also mean that, in theory, children can leave at 2.30pm, although the afternoon will be filled with sporting activities for those who choose to stay.

According to family life cycle theory, children are the main factor in shaping the divorce risk pattern as an inverted-U curve.

However, because in theory children who self harm might give exaggerated reports of their exposure to bullying as a result of co-morbid psychological difficulties, we also tested the association between mothers' reports of bullying victimisation and children's self harm outcomes.

According to the social learning theory, child labour is a product of a learned behaviour, socialisation and parent's occupation (Togunde & Carter 2006).

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But a danger is that in learning settled theories, children leave school believing them to be facts.

The researchers cited several theories — children consuming fewer calories from sugary beverages, more women breast-feeding, the impact of exhortations to eat healthy meals and exercise more, and other steps taken by businesses, communities and governments.

Vaccines worry parents, in part because of an old, unfounded, and ultimately discredited theory that children who receive measles vaccines develop autism at higher rates than other children.