Sentence examples for endeavours to explain from inspiring English sources

The neoclassical theory endeavours to explain the prices of productive factors and the distributive shares received by them.

This report endeavours to explain the circumstances of the Parkes Observatory's support of the Apollo 11 mission, and how it came to be involved in the historic enterprise.

Because designers are in such key positions, the chapter also endeavours to explain the unique qualities that comprise the nature of design practice to others working within the field.

He endeavours to explain the emergence of the thinking subject from nature in terms of an 'absolute I' coming retrospectively to know itself in a 'history of self-consciousness' that forms the material of the system.

This article endeavours to explain patient (dis)satisfaction by comparing patients' expectations at the time they filed a complaint, with the outcome of the complaints handling process.

Yet in endeavouring to explain Londonderry he is occasionally too indulgent towards him.

Which is handy, because Erlend Oye is endeavouring to explain the title of Kings of Convenience's new album, Riot on an Empty Street.

In his latter years he delved most deeply into philosophical problems and endeavoured to explain more concrete facts by his logic.

To the orthodox it seemed blasphemous to hold that humanity could act wholly outside the sphere of divine omnipotence, which had been so vividly portrayed by the Qurʾān but which the Muʿtazilah had endeavoured to explain away in order to make room for humanity's free and independent action.

Try to keep thinking of people with very little money living in cramped and insecure conditions, or "priced out" teachers, nurses, cooks and even solicitors as I endeavour to explain why the two new documents matter and how the mayor's housing policy experts think they will help.

As he has not thought proper to do it, I shall endeavour to explain it to my fellow citizens, regretting at the same time that it has not been done by a man whose abilities are so much superior to mine.