Sentence examples for and often explained as from inspiring English sources
The origin of these remains was long a matter of debate, and often explained as being remains of legendary creatures.
The subjects of Mr. Jackson's fading skin tone and the shape of his nose were often explained as the visual manifestations of an unhappy life, either a result of body dysmorphic disorder or feelings of inferiority about his race.
Upswings in well-being were often explained as being linked to supportive staff and teams, ample opportunities for learning, increased confidence, lighter rotations and vacations.
Helping people switch jobs more often, often explained as a way to let businesses hire and fire as they please (or "labor market flexibility") can also strengthen worker bargaining power even as unions have declined.
EX-COMMUNIST politics is often explained as a tussle between the crooks, the spooks and the idiots.
Ms Schwesig's new bill would help women push for wage equality by providing anonymised data to employees about what different classes of workers earn, so that individuals could see whether they are being paid below the average in their groups.The gender wage differential is often explained as a result of women taking maternity leave, and their tendency to choose family-friendly, flexible jobs.
"But I think it's counterproductive to go and start off by punching people in the face, saying, 'You're part of the white slave-master mentality that has done this.' " On the right, the excesses of the system are most often explained as the result of too much government coddling and a breakdown of families, resulting in a surge of crime and a corresponding rise in public alarm.
The nickname is often explained as meaning "Satan"; it is more likely to mean "the dirty one".
GE's resurgence under Jack Welch is often explained as the result of the company's manufacturing skills.
