Sentence examples for this theory argues from inspiring English sources

This theory argues that for every fermion in the standard model there is a corresponding "supersymmetric" boson, and vice versa.

Having lost the economic and security argument over Europe, this theory argues, the leave campaign has to keep the headlines on migration.

This theory argues that no one factor or single combination of factors determines wages and that no one rate of pay necessarily prevails.

This theory argues that the emergence of interlocking directorate networks is due to the collusion among enterprises (Mizruchi 1996).

This theory argues that banks issue those financial instruments that enable them to minimize the overall cost of their capital structure.

This theory argues that victimization risk is a function of lifestyle, and in particular, that patterns of leisure expose people to victimization opportunities.

But some scholars challenge this theory, arguing that the signs are not true writing based on a spoken language.

But Plazzi discounts this theory, arguing that the way in which Dante describes an apparent epileptic seizure is completely different from the emotional falls he – as narrator – experiences.

Pointing to works such as those at Chauvet, Lascaux and other caves, and to discoveries that suggest that musical instruments, boats and religious objects were first made around this time, proponents of this theory argue that an abrupt change in our behaviour – possibly due to mutations in our DNA that affected our intellect and brain structures – occurred as we began to pour into Europe.

However, some critics of this theory argue that participants do not react as they would in a real world situation in which their life is truly threatened.

Social media videos used to bolster this theory argue there wasn't a mass of blood around the van when Minassian was arrested and that Minassian faked drawing a weapon twice.