Sentence examples for a sufficient explanation of from inspiring English sources

This may seem obvious, but surprisingly few candidates include a sufficient explanation of their employers.

Lord Prescott, a Labour politician who was the deputy prime minister under Tony Blair and who has been named as one of hundreds of people whose phones may have been hacked, said the police had never provided him with a sufficient explanation of what happened.

There is some controversy over the protocol for testing whether natural selection is a sufficient explanation of a trait.

That is, we will have a sufficient explanation of behavioral reactions to stimuli that invokes exclusively neural properties.

So if, as Anomalous Monism entails, physics can provide a sufficient explanation of any particular event, there appears to be no room for an independent and irreducible mental explanation of an event (Davidson 1993, 15).

While the philosophical literature on the multiverse continues to grow (see (Collins 2009, 2012) and (Kraay 2014)), many of the arguments against it share a common premise: a multiverse would not, by itself, be a sufficient explanation of fine-tuning.

Even where it is widespread, anti-Americanism is simply not a sufficient explanation for outbreaks of violence.

On the other hand, whether cohesin stabilization is a sufficient explanation for establishment of sister chromatid cohesion is not known.

We used the model to test whether this is a sufficient explanation for bending of the PS; simulations suggest that it is (Video 12; Figure 7P R).

The findings may imply that initiation within a single cell and promotion of its clonal descendents is not a sufficient explanation for the origin of these tumours and that interaction between cells of more than one clone is involved.

You seem to be saying now, in contradistinction to your past position, that there is such a thing as "sexual orientation," because "the will is not a sufficient explanation for a pattern of sexual attraction," and that those patterns of sexual attraction are deeply rooted, and therefore unchangeable by secular forms of therapy.