Sentence examples for but could be explained from inspiring English sources
On each occasion this was controversial, but could be explained as a quirk of the electoral system, not a reflection of widespread anti-migrant sentiment.Today, however, hostility to immigration is becoming mainstream.
Hume, in A Treatise of Human Nature (1739 40), rejected the reality of cause and effect as ordinarily conceived, arguing that belief in particular causal connections could not be justified rationally but could be explained psychologically as the product of mere "habit" and the "association of ideas".
If this were so, then Mr Postma's result would have little to do with good looks, but could be explained by another important factor: doping.Jochen Kluve Professor of empirical labour economics Humboldt University of BerlinSIR — Surely the better explanation is aerodynamics.
The Hex T curve did not follow the widely observed (1 − T/TN β temperature dependence, but could be explained by the random field model with one-dimensional (1-D) anti-ferromagnetic sublattice magnetization derived from the spin wave theory.
These trends were not consistent with calculated mean interaction energies (the secondary minima), but could be explained by the size of the electrostatic zone of influence (ZOI) near microscopic heterogeneities.
The different outcome depending on the type of species was not the result of reduced epithelial viability (Additional file 1: Figure S3), but could be explained by the fact that some species grew better on the agar/mucin substrate during co-culture than others.
The reason for this is not known, but it could be explained by an ageing but still active population (Court-Brown and Caesar 2006).
The chaotic nature of your Twitter ("Where's Spanky >^#^+F=¥£>U> *€Ft @C€*>*¥?<%~K$ is a big concern, but it could be explained by the state of your mobile phone.
But that could be explained by the fact that the cage-free henhouses in the studies were often newer and less likely to harbor the rodents that can spread salmonella.
When the board rejected a ballot, Democrats almost always challenged the decision, but that could be explained by the fact that there were far more possible votes for Mr. Gore than Mr. Bush.
Reported rates of influenza have been higher among UK than among domestic pilgrims, but this could be explained by methodological differences among studies.
