Sentence examples for theory qualifies from inspiring English sources

On these more inclusive characterizations, Popper's theory qualifies as a content account; Tichý's theory qualifies as a likeness account.

As rates drop, more people, in theory, qualify for loans because their monthly principal and interest payments will be lower.

Whether or not devotion to poststructuralism and reader-response theory qualify as diabolical, "The Trouble With Principle" is indeed the sort of book one would expect of Milton's Satan: it's witty, erudite and brimming with self-delight.

Last but not least, Collapse theories qualify themselves as rival theories of quantum mechanics and one can easily identify some of their physical implications which, in principle, would allow crucial tests discriminating between the two.

It is this idea (together with individuation) that constitutes the basis for Kilwardby's criticism of Averroes' monopsychism a theory he qualifies as being against faith and philosophy and contrary to Aristotle's intention (QLIIS 78, 216).

What was his current theory about qualifying with 20 victories?

The nine were brought to the US illegally as children and in theory would qualify for a path to citizenship.

The rain that swamped Belfast over 48 hours put paid to any hopes of a result in the ODI at Stormont, which was abandoned in the 11th over – which also meant the 6,000 paying customers would, in theory, not qualify for a refund.

Proponents of the standard theory often qualify the view with the claim that the relevant mental attitudes need not be consciously accessed in order to play the right role in the exercise of agency.

In this view, both the Bible and string theory would qualify as stories.

The social security schemes and the company employing the person are the main beneficiaries of the early return to work through the number of days of sick leave saved and the rise in productivity due to the return to work of a person in theory better qualified than her replacement.