Sentence examples for theory fell from inspiring English sources

Here the Two-Nation Theory fell apart.

But then, after the furious controversy surrounding that publication, Darwin's celebrated theory fell into neglect and misuse.

The theory fell from favor nine years later, when researchers at the California Institute of Technology, including Dr. Kronenberg, showed that the genetic marker Dr. Tada had linked to the suppressor T cell did not exist.

By chance, so the story goes, a piece of 21st-century physics, in the form of an elegant mathematical formalism known as string theory, fell into the hands of a small group of 20th-century physicists about 30 years ago.

But that theory fell apart when the Justice Department began to look in a different way at what Comcast does, and to seriously consider the company's role not just in selling cable and broadband, but in delivering content over the Internet more generally.

At first, investigators implied that Dadaev and his suspected accomplices were enraged by Nemtsov's support for the French cartoonists at Charlie Hebdo, but that theory fell apart after it came to light that his killers had begun trailing him in the fall of 2014, months before the attack in Paris.

In theory, falling asleep is easy.

Merely to raise questions, without evidence for a contrary "theory," falls far short of science.

By the middle of this month, with a bumper harvest in prospect, cotton prices were almost back to last September's level.In theory falling prices should be good news for textile producers.

There is no neutral body of facts to which appeal can be made to show that a metaphysical theory falls down, and this being so, the attempt to assimilate metaphysics to science must fail.

This, in theory, falls under unearned revenue, which appears to be ever-increasing.