Sentence examples for best explained as a from inspiring English sources
Take the 'Vajankle', best explained as a vagina, in an ankle.
Instead, these high-frequency changes in relative sea level are best explained as a consequence of glacio-eustatic oscillations.
She felt the hostility was best explained as a kind of conspiracy between the ill-informed and Big Telephony.
Pentagon officials stoutly deny Mr Hersh's more scary allegations anyway.Keeping everybody happyMr Bush's new foreign policy is probably best explained as a reaction to events.
The architecture of the northern part of the HSZ is best explained as a tectono-stratigraphic column, in which allochthonous ophiolitic mélange was thrusted onto metamorphosed island-arc assemblages (gneisses and amphibolites).
Justice Kagan, when she was still a law professor, argued, in an influential 1996 law-review article, that most First Amendment doctrine is best explained as a way to root out impermissible government purpose.
This is perhaps best explained as an attempt to "depoliticize" competition policy to make it, or at least to make it appear, neutral, predictable, and rules-based and not subject to the short-term concerns of elected politicians.
The phenomenon is best explained as being an evolutionary development to ensure that the added demands of pregnancy were avoided during times that were unfavourable for the survival of the mother.
Furthermore, specific verbal inflectional features, such as the widespread forms for the first person singular (usually a verbal prefix a-) and second person singular (usually a verbal prefix i-), are best explained as retentions from a common ancestral language.
Taken together, we believe that the features of the T. brucei MPP/core protein family described herein, together with the known features of its mitochondrial import machinery, can be best explained as adaptations to a complex life cycle.
For the majority of grafted trees it seems likely that saplings were used as rootstocks; their genetic diversity probably is best explained as the result of a long history of sexual reproduction involving cultivated, feral and wild genotypes.
