Sentence examples for Most persuasive explanation from inspiring English sources
The most persuasive explanation for the rises and falls of commodities is demand and supply.
The "unhinged" theory is the most persuasive explanation, but it needs stating carefully.
The single most persuasive explanation for Pakistan's continued involvement with the Taliban is the country's obsession with India.
Ben S. Bernanke, the Federal Reserve chairman, called it "the leading and most persuasive explanation of the worst economic disaster in American history".
It is the most persuasive explanation for how subjective perceptions of the economy improved at a time when objective measurements of it had worsened.
The most persuasive explanation for what happened in the stock market appears to be the simplest one: it really was due for a fall.
One of the most persuasive explanations cited by Mr. Erard is the "spreading activation theory" advanced by Gary Dell, a cognitive scientist at the University of Illinois.
The most persuasive explanations of an outcome are those that point to a condition that is abnormal or unexpected in the context or to a deliberate action designed to bring the outcome about.
"Why", asked the Queen during her visit to the London School of Economics in November 2008, "did no one see it coming?" The most thorough and persuasive explanation yet comes in a book by one of the key people, arguably the key person, involved, Ben Bernanke, chair of the US Federal Reserve Board.
Which explanation is the most persuasive?
Faulting, the chemical disappearance of salt-rich deposits, and the general permeability of the rock were put forward – but a rather elegant, all-encompassing explanation seems to have been the most persuasive.
