Sentence examples for adequate explanation for from inspiring English sources
By the end of the 19th century exhaustion was no longer considered an adequate explanation for mental illness.
Diffusionists also felt that such factors provided adequate explanation for the poverty and disenfranchisement experienced by the "lower races".
The study's lead researcher, Dr. Laura Sices of Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, said the results showed that "the myth is still out there that being male can be an adequate explanation for a speech delay".
Fox News said in a statement that it would not continue its relationship with the service unless it received "adequate explanation" for the "misinformation" on Election Day, and added that it was "actively exploring other polling options for future elections".
The ruling was based on administrative rather than constitutional law and focused on whether the Federal Communications Commission had provided an adequate explanation for changing a longstanding policy that had effectively provided a safe harbor for "fleeting expletives".
Archetypes have also variously been accused of being Lamarckian and superfluous, on the grounds that cultural transmission provides an adequate explanation for the phenomena that Jung would put down to psychic universals.
"I do not think that there were adequate explanations for the anomalies," he told me, in Austin.
We have to recognize that there are many strange things to be seen in the sky, but we believe there are adequate explanations for them.
Energy Department officials from Secretary Bill Richardson on down have failed to provide adequate explanations for the disappearance and mysterious reappearance of two computer hard drives containing sensitive nuclear bomb information from the Los Alamos nuclear weapons laboratory.
Although tools to assess faecal sludge management (FSM) do already exist, they are either not able to include qualitative information or the scorecards they provide do not give adequate explanations for a bad score, nor do they provide actual volumes, which makes it difficult to translate the results into action.
Crucial to the value of scientific explanations is that they supply an explanatory advance, and we can reasonably believe that a theory does so without our having in hand adequate explanations for all of the entities it posits.
