Sentence examples for theory for a from inspiring English sources

We need a new development theory for a new century.

If so, it is a good theory for a time.

Coercion is a theory for a single superpower: a new game, requiring a new game theory.

I was too weak from the surgery to test that theory for a while.

But then again, I have only had this theory for a few moments, and it may be completely off base.

To understand how a knuckleball works, it helps to have a basic familiarity with Bernoulli's principle, the Magnus effect, and the Prandtl boundary-layer theory, for a start.

The theory for a health-care-delivery system that the Clinton plan was drawing on (though it was deviating from it in important ways) was "managed competition".

Another said that the administration was resistant to developing a "grand theory for a weapon whose possibilities they were still discovering".

It has been quietly transforming development and economic theory for a couple of decades and will now be formally installed as the paramount development concept.

An exhibition about 13th century Catalan brainiac Ramon Llull and the book in which he laid out the theory for a 'thinking machine' - a primitive computer.

Last month, when a CNBC reporter asked Ted Cruz about climate change, the candidate called it "the perfect pseudoscientific theory for a power-hungry politician".