Sentence examples for theory move from inspiring English sources

But multinational firms can, in theory, move to economies where growth prospects are better and taxes lower.

Able to generate immense power, such a train could, in theory, move extremely fast or be used to supply power to a remote town or industrial site, using an on-board reactor similar to those found in nuclear submarines.

Birds, which had the greatest chance of escape, could in theory move to a more suitable climate but the trees and other habitat they needed for survival could not keep pace and all would die.

As Rob Bernard, Microsoft's Chief Environmental Strategist says, "If you run one of our offices, and you choose to use carbon-based power, we'll charge you more for your energy". And this charge will, in theory, move managers to make greener choices.

They could, in theory, move their apps to another AWS region, or to another cloud provider altogether.

You could, in theory, move people out of the way of a storm at huge cost when they don't need to be moved, just because your predicted trajectory is off.

"The Big Bang Theory" moved to Thursdays and has settled in as one of the strongest comedies on television.

The language of needs theory may seem unfamiliar to today's readers since personality theory moved on to new terminology and theories.

Her book is part vivid scientific travelogue as well as an engaging account of a theory moving from speculation to something much more firmly established.

Science fiction plots took a serious hit yesterday when two professors, using quantum mechanics theory, moved a step closer to showing that even if we could figure a way to travel through time – we couldn't change the past.

Simply stated, a libertarian theory moves from "right" to "left" the more it insists on constraints aimed at preserving some kind of equality.