Sentence examples for theory points from inspiring English sources

One popular theory points to racism and nativism, which featured prominently in the anti-E.U.

Hydrogen may or may not have doomed the Hindenburg (another theory points to the waterproofing on its skin).

One theory points to Ford's temporary recruiting halt at American colleges in the early 1980's, when it was trying to cut costs.

One theory points to Mr Menem's decision this month to have a notorious former naval detention centre pulled down and replaced with a park and monument.

Another theory points to developmental changes in the means by which memories are formed and retrieved after early childhood, suggesting that the more-developed brain lacks the ability to access such early memories.

Thus, the existence of undecidable sentences in each such theory points out an inevitable gap between the sentences that are true in mathematics and sentences that are provable within a single axiomatic theory.

Longtime residents, looking for a theory, point out that affluent newcomers are bringing more dogs into the neighborhood.

Even Paul Krugman, who is usually a big supporter of stimulus programs, has distanced himself from Modern Monetary Theory, pointing to the danger of inflation from excessive monetary growth.

The method is studied from a coding theory point of view in the asymptotic regime.

This maximizes the system capacity of an information theory point of view.

Scientists who favor this theory point to the fact that monkeys have special neurons that track the motion of hands.