Sentence examples for thesis fails from inspiring English sources

Shimada points out, however, that this cultural thesis fails to explain the changes in management and labour practices that have occurred over the years.

Various specific versions of this objection have been lodged, with varying degrees of forcefulness (by, e.g., Feldman 1999, 2001, 2004; Klein 2000, 2005; Kornblith 2000; Sosa 2000; Bach 2005), but they have in common the idea that EC, just because it is a semantic or meta-linguistic thesis, fails to successfully engage and respond to skepticism.

into the market, as anticipated by induced-intensification, but the thesis fails to account for levels of production that are far below apparent capacity.

Thus, the theory-ladenness of evidence thesis fails at least in some experiments in physics.

However I will not dispute the issue because the supersession thesis fails even if we allow the prohibition.

In light of its triviality, this sort of supervenience thesis fails to identify anything in ethical supervenience that is of philosophical interest.

Have you ever seen someone try a daring new project for their thesis, fail to make it work, and still get a Ph.D.? A failure to understand the value of time is a second business skill that is critical in the outside world but an utterly alien concept in graduate school.

"But he has a single-minded thesis that fails to paint the complex picture that actually exists".

Despite getting a congratulatory first in her undergraduate degree, her doctoral thesis was failed on a whim, thus ending any chances of an academic career there.

For example, there appears not to be a single published study of Australian university thesis examination processes that gives figures for the typical percentages of students whose theses are passed with no changes, who have to make minor and major revisions to their theses, who are required to have their theses re-examined, and whose theses are failed.

Twenty-one trainees received either 3-month (n = 20) or 1-year corrections to their theses; none failed their viva.