Sentence examples for theory moves from inspiring English sources

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

On the contrary, social system theory moves from the assumption that the problem has no solution at all (future can be anticipated because it cannot be anticipated).

(3) But (and here Herder's theory moves beyond Kant's), worse than that, they are actually harmful to morality, because they weaken the moral sentiments on which morality really rests.

Today, this theory moves beyond acceptance of interference and into a territory of mild shame and/or light addiction.

When "Big Bang Theory" moves to Thursday at 8 p.m. after "Thursday Night Football" ends, the new Matt LeBlanc comedy  "Man With A Plan" will be the beneficiary.

… autopoietic theory moves from being [solely] a theory of (all) the living to being a moment that allows us to grasp the phenomena of life and mind".

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

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

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.

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.

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