Sentence examples for a credible explanation of from inspiring English sources

And still there remains that howling absence: a credible explanation of why ISDS is necessary.

Nigel Edwards, chief executive, Nuffield Trust: "Labour's plan presents a credible explanation of their understanding of the issues facing health and social care.

She still can't offer a credible explanation of why she gave President Bush the authority to go to war in Iraq (or why she voted against the Levin amendment that would have put on some diplomatic brakes).

I found that if litigants received a fair and unbiased hearing and a credible explanation of the basis for my decision, they usually accepted a loss without bitterness or anger.

Her protagonist is Marji, a tough, sassy little Iranian girl, bent on prying from her evasive elders if not truth, at least a credible explanation of the travails they are living through.

But until the police produce a smoking gun against the KPK officials and the chief detective comes up with a credible explanation of his contact with the fugitive businessman, suspicions of an unjustified witch-hunt against the KPK will linger.

22 The structural analysis of Pseudomonas syringae ATP sulfurylase subunit CysN provides a credible explanation for the association of this domain with adenosine 5′-phosphosulfate kinase (CysC) into NodQ in several bacterial species (e.g. Rhizobium meliloti) [ 62], strongly suggestive of substrate channeling.

The police scarcely bothered to offer a credible explanation for the deaths of three dozen Morsi supporters in custody over the weekend.

Nor, importantly, is it possible for such a delay to provide a credible explanation for the persistence of a balanced, common AV junction in some Tc1 embryos.

Although mutational loading is a credible explanation for the genetic etiology of CHD, there is a paucity of direct evidence supporting this proposition.

However, for smoking-induced epigenetic changes to be a credible explanation for the increased risk of cervical neoplasia observed in young women, and not simply a consequence of the disease process, it will first be necessary to demonstrate in women who are free of disease, that smoking initiation precedes the appearance of these changes in cervical material.