Sentence examples for theory posed from inspiring English sources

If I am right, Russell's desire-to-desire theory posed a problem for Moore which it took him five years to solve.

26 28 The leading theory posed to explain these observations is that having a limited financial 'buffer' creates desperation and focuses attention on immediate goals, to the detriment of having little mental 'bandwidth' left to make good decisions about the long-term.

Aquinas's theory poses complications for human freedom.

Minute droplets on a surface that hasn't been adequately cleaned could, in theory, pose a risk.

They raise questions that evolutionary theory poses many humanists of good will, questions widely enough shared to deserve serious attention.

Extending the resource-based view, dynamic capability theory poses that stable resource configurations cannot sustain competitive advantage (Teece et al. 1997).

That's because quantum theory poses all sorts of strange questions that stretch the limits of our imagination – forcing us, for example, to conceive of objects like electrons that can, in different circumstances, be either waves or particles.

The persistence of a moral economy that encourages reciprocal sharing of material and data outside formal institutional collaborations could in theory pose a challenge to the security required by industrial collaborators.

Melissa Rauch of 'Big Bang Theory' poses as dominatrix for Maxim.

Melissa Rauch of 'Big Bang Theory' poses as a dominatrix for Maxim.

Metacommunity theory poses that the occurrence and abundance of species is a product of local factors, including disturbance, and regional factors, like dispersal among patches.