Sentence examples for theory supported from inspiring English sources

'Opponents say natural selection is not a theory supported by observation or experiment; that it is not based on fact; and that it cannot be proved,' Attenborough says.

The most probable theory, supported recently by many scholars, is that the runic script derived from a North Etruscan, Alpine alphabet.

Their speculation about a hard, indivisible fundamental particle of nature was replaced slowly by a scientific theory supported by experiment and mathematical deduction.

The Moon, according to theory, was created when a Mars-size object collided with the primordial Earth some 4.5 billion years ago, throwing out a huge cloud of debris, a theory supported by isotopic analysis of the Moon rocks.

But to me the lady from Dubuque is clearly the angel of death: a theory supported by the way the uxorious Sam resists her, while the pain-stricken Jo accepts her warm embrace.

Or it might confirm the theory, supported by a number of recent studies, that these days, in contrast to the nineteen-thirties, economic recessions tend to erode support for any form of government activism.

Of course, this theory supports the business survey and its more optimistic view.

But does the case for investment stack up?Economic theory supports digitisation.

4. The logical positivists urged that Einsteinian relativity theory supports geometric conventionalism.

Christensen's theory supports creating a separated, internal organization to pursue disruptive technologies, yet this can be a risky strategy.

Our theory supports both satisfaction and refinement operators, together with classical stepwise design operators.