Sentence examples for direct explanations from inspiring English sources

He was not properly tested in the primaries; he appeals only to dyed-in-the-wool Democrats; the more you know him, the less you like him; he is another Al Gore, a lacklustre Washington insider unable to inspire swing voters.These fears may yet come true, but there are two more direct explanations for Mr Kerry's dismal performance.

First, we examine possible direct explanations for the decline in achievement scores: the implementation of PISA in Ireland (e.g. sampling, test administration), and changes in the demographic characteristics of the cohort of students who participated.

Further in vivo expression and functional characterization of the mutated protein might present more direct explanations for how the malfunctions in EDA protein caused by the identified missense mutations disrupted the tooth development.

The morphological alterations, such as increased prevalence of RR-fibres, are less likely as direct explanations to decrease strain.

In principle, individual patients who met the inclusion criteria were not given direct explanations of the study and no direct consent was sought.

Two less direct explanations for the roles of ORC1/CDC6 and perhaps MCM-binding protein in VSG expression are also possible.

"I don't have a direct explanation," Hershon said.

Al Jazeera said it, too, was still awaiting a direct explanation for the attack on its headquarters.

It's often discussed but was this the first time we had a direct explanation of what Hannah actually writes?

Perhaps a more direct explanation is that data collection is part of what Cindy Cohn, the legal director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, calls "the surveillance business model".

Of course, there's another — and more direct — explanation for why stocks have lately been feeding off the bad news for bonds.