Sentence examples for can alone explain from inspiring English sources

As the world tries to discern the motives of those who carried out the attacks in the United States, everyone must reject the notion that pain and anger in the Middle East can alone explain such horror, even if we know that terrorists seek to exploit such pain and anger.

It is therefore difficult, based on the present knowledge of parameters, to suggest that either wave power or ionization rates can alone explain the expected loss of water at Mars in the past.

Mixing of several crustal and oceanic materials containing Pb can explain these compositions, even the range of composition of the basement rocks of NE Japan can alone explain the melt inclusion Pb-isotope compositions (see points on Figure 3).

The level of impact of exogenous pumped inflow on the concentration of chloride and other mineral constituents in the interior marsh has been unclear, and at times it has been debated whether atmospheric loading and evaporation can alone explain observed concentration of chloride in the interior.

Knowing that the maximal number of spikes in response to current step injections can alone explain 14% of total variance in the dataset made us wonder which protocol of those we used was the most informative in the sense of best capturing the electrophysiological identity of each tectal cell.

Deductive inference can never support contingent judgments such as meteorological forecasts, nor can deduction alone explain the breakdown of one's car, discover the genotype of a new virus, or reconstruct fourteenth century trade routes.

Nor can migration alone explain the "ethnic penalty".

Thus, higher capital levels alone can only explain about 27% of the higher productivity levels in Chicago.

However, again genetic factors alone can only explain a small fraction of the total cases [ 39, 40].

It seems unlikely, therefore, that the earlier underachievement of NW students at GCSE and A level alone can entirely explain the poorer performance of NW students at doctors at medical school and beyond.

Spitzer even has some interesting ideas for a job that hardly anyone can pronounce, let alone explain — or get interested in.