Sentence examples for theory sharing from inspiring English sources

The burger performs another function: it's a familiar standby on a menu that relies on small plates, a great concept in theory (sharing, variety) but one that causes consternation, as small-plate menus are wont to do.

The new Dow theory: Sharing its research with customers builds loyalty, which eventually feeds rising profits.

That's a theory shared by the global anti-nuclear community.

At least that is a theory shared by most of the world's goalkeepers.

Prideaux scoffed at the theory shared by some local people that big landowners secretly favoured HS2 because they will make millions.

In theory, shared parental leave, which came into force this year, should challenge the stereotype of the mother as the main carer.

The hordes of tourists—some 11m people visit Exhibition Road each year express delight at the shared space.In continental theory, shared spaces work because walkers, cyclists and drivers acknowledge each other, making eye contact and negotiating the use of the street.

For instance, Copernicus's theory shared much of Aristotle's physics, Aristotle's commitment to spherical motion and his use of aethereal spheres, Kepler's heliocentrism (almost), and Ptolemy's use of epicycles.

But as the investigation continued, the initial theory shared by police in the coroner's report changed.

8. Another general theory shared: Although these men who abandon their children might be without conscience, it's important to find at least some positive aspects about them to present to the child.

Haines-Eitzen's theory, shared by others in the field, is that the biblical "666" referred to Emperor Nero, a 1st century Roman ruler known for murder and persecution of Christians.