Sentence examples for can satisfactorily explain from inspiring English sources

But nothing can satisfactorily explain what Duch has done, or tell us whether you and I would have done it in his place.

If the difference between unproven allegations and, in Ched Evans's case, a formal conviction, can satisfactorily explain this variability in public tolerance, the footballer's supporters are surely entitled to compare his treatment unfavourably with, for example, that of Roman Polanski.

One prison chaplain wrote to her after the hanging: "Dear Madam: In regard to the mistake by which Chaska was hung instead of another, I doubt whether I can satisfactorily explain it".

It can satisfactorily explain the perpendicular longitudinal and lateral etching pore channel in Figure 5C.

This model can satisfactorily explain the numerical observation in which compressive stress prevails in films in the presence of vacancies.

In addition, it is not obvious that the view of Chalmers and Jackson can satisfactorily explain all the phenomena discussed in section 1.1.

The same model can also satisfactorily explain the very high measured values of the apparent activation energy.

In helping to knock Kerik off his 9/11 pedestal, Regan dealt a glancing blow to Giuliani -- who can never satisfactorily explain why instead of the department's 30-year veteran and then Chief of Department Joe Dunne, he appointed as police commissioner a third-grade detective with only seven years NYPD experience and a history of financial problems.

There is also an important difference between the claim that external or bodily stimuli are the causally enabling conditions for certain types of dreams to arise and the claim that dream contents can be satisfactorily explained by appealing only to their external or bodily sources.

Whereas in most of Japan the stress patterns can be satisfactorily explained in terms of simple plate interactions or crust/slab structural variations (Seno, 1999), the stress field in Kyushu appears to be more complex, with horizontal stress gradients in both the E-W and N-S directions.

This correlation of magnitude of applied load and the observed roughness can be satisfactorily explained by taking into account the decomposition of the additive at 2.5 s SDL, resulting into formation of a tribologically active chemical film of lanthanum and iron compounds which does not allow the roughness to increase to that extent.