Sentence examples for theory flawed from inspiring English sources

The efficient market theory, flawed though it may be, has led directly to the popularity of index funds — a genuinely good outcome.

As scientists gather new evidence and as new perspectives emerge, evolutionary theory continues to be refined, but that doesn't mean that the theory is flawed.

("In a Novel Theory of Mental Disorders, Parents' Genes Are in Competition," November 11, 2008) Even if the theory is flawed, the Times noted, it is "likely to provide new insights into the biology of mental disease".

As an earlier Tuscon-area incident (six dead, thirteen wounded) suggests, this theory is flawed.

In that ruling, judges said a key government theory was flawed.

But if Passmores Academy in Harlow, Essex, is anything to go by, her theory is flawed.

In direct application to contemporary politics, Bennett admits that much of Arnoldian cultural theory is flawed.

Yet clearly this liquidity-based theory is flawed, at least in a market as broad and deep as America's.

Either the theory was flawed from the start, or the revolution's payoffs in terms of social justice have been underwhelming indeed.

Let's say someone who was convicted due to an expert's diagnosis of "shaken baby syndrome" wants to file a post-conviction petition based on the growing consensus that the theory is flawed.

Legal analysts say the appeal has a chance, albeit it a slim one, of persuading a panel of three judges either that a key prosecution theory was flawed or that his case ought to have been moved from Enron's home city of Houston.