Sentence examples for theory gained from inspiring English sources

Never mind the complete absence of corroboratory evidence for such speculation; the theory gained traction.

Since this theory gained wide circulation in 1989, Schubert's sexuality has become one of the hottest topics in Western musicology.

This theory gained a following after recent reports that Mohamed Atta, believed to have been one of the masterminds of the operation, met with Iraqi officials in Prague.

This theory gained new momentum after Alexander Litvinenko, a former K.G.B. agent who had espoused that view, was mysteriously poisoned in London in 2006.

Organic chemistry in particular progressed rapidly once Dalton's theory gained acceptance. Dalton's atomic theory earned him the sobriquet "father of chemistry".

The theory gained prominence during the Great Depression of the 1930s, when it became apparent that lowering wages might not increase employment as previously had been assumed.

One theory gaining ground is that many of the pictures had been accumulated by one hacker over a period of time - and were then "popped" by another hacker who somehow broke into a machine belonging to the first.

There is a theory gaining ground in India that progressive India and traditional India are on a collision course, brought about by the pace of growth in the country: ugly incidents, such as the one in Guwahati, are its fallout.

Death Toll Rises to 49 In London Bomb Attack Investigators have concluded that the bombs that ripped through three subway trains and a bus in London were crude devices containing less than 10 pounds of explosives each -- a finding that supports a theory gaining momentum among authorities that the plot was carried out by homegrown extremists rather than terrorists exported to England.

Furthermore, social capital is a relatively new theory, gaining wider attention within the literature in the 1990s with Putnam's book Bowling Alone.

Under such a presupposition, some influential marriage theories have come into being, of which Becker's marriage theory "gains to trade" and Easterlin's "relative income hypothesis" are two that have been influential.