Sentence examples for theory is bad from inspiring English sources

He is obviously fertile, which, according to the theory, is "bad for my longevity," he says, joking.

The competing theories are bad for business in a neighborhood that already suffers from stereotypes of its immigrant population.

The theory is so bad that -- to use physicists' worst possible epithet -- it is not even wrong.

The plurality of bargaining solution concepts that are discussed in bargaining theory is a bad omen in this regard.

Tomasky's theory is also bad history because it papers over what is a key engine of social change.

But at least we can gain an insight into Wall Street's theory of why Bernie is bad for young adults.

According to response-dependence theories (Prinz 2007), something is bad (good) just in case one would, after reflection and deliberation, hold a con-attitude (pro-attitude) towards it.

(ii) A component of utilitarianism (and any plausible theory), the belief that pain is bad, seems to be a belief that best increases reproductive fitness whether or not it is true (see Kahane 2011 and 2014).

The theory is, if a crime is bad enough, the criminal's bond will be high enough or a judge will require a felon to stay in prison.

So the procedure is bad and the theory and effects that underly the awards even worse.

Here, if West had doubled, that would in theory have been bad because three hearts doubled and three clubs doubled were each slated to go down one, minus 200.