Sentence examples for theory raise from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney is accepting only the maximum contribution allowed for the primaries, $2,500, meaning he can in theory raise only half as much as Mr. Obama from his individual donors.

An increase in the tobacco duty should in theory raise an extra £795m.

These features of critical theory raise the possibility that claims of superiority for particular theories might be based more on pragmatic than epistemic virtues (Harding 1991, Hartsock 1996).

Blockchain-based startups can, in theory, raise funds within hours directly from the crypto community investors in initial coin offerings (ICOs).

This last question, of course, raises a more basic metaphysical question, 'What is a non-physical property?' And all forms of the identity theory raise fundamental metaphysical questions, ontological questions, questions like, 'What is an event?' and 'What is a state?'.

The 1958 paper and one three years later elaborating on the theory raised enormous debate.

Crucially, the theory raised a host of other predictions that scientists have been confirming for the past century.

Asheim's theory raises the question of how the apparently innocuous Barney the Dinosaur music made it into a field dominated by hip-hop and death metal.

The dominance of the micro level in rational choice theory raises issues about the origins, persistence, and effects of the social norms, laws, and institutions by which people are governed.

This theory raises the critical question of why making source-monitoring errors results in psychosis: why, when people mistake their private speech for someone else's, does it cause them to grow so distressed that they seek professional help?

"Where no hope is left, is left no fear," wrote Milton, and while he probably had more existential matters in mind that a play-off final, there are few more tortured souls as West Ham fans and so his theory raises interesting questions about a game of this magnitude.