Sentence examples for be a better explanation from inspiring English sources

I don't even know what garfish looks like, but there must be a better explanation.

But straightforward hubris may be a better explanation for the failure.

In a journal commentary, Robin Dennell of the University of Exeter in England suggests that cold winters might be a better explanation.

(In a way, it is charitable of Sullivan to think that there ought to be a better explanation, beyond a careless tendency to smash things up, for her behavior).

And Mr. Blinder wonders whether most of the improvement in productivity is behind us, in which case Mr. Greenspan's "thesis might be a better explanation of the last several years than the present".

Fundamentally, Darwin's concept is still valid, although many consider submergence by the rise of sea level, following melting of ice sheets that appeared during the Pleistocene Epoch (2,600,000 to 11,700 years ago), to be a better explanation of the latest upward growth of many reefs, particularly on continental shelves.

But I think there is a better explanation.

But now maybe there's a better explanation.

In both cases, however, there's a better explanation for what happened.

There is a better explanation: collecting, at its highest levels, is more like hunting than shopping.

Features of the fades indicate that focussing of rays is a better explanation for the fades than diffraction.