Sentence examples for excellent explanations from inspiring English sources

I'm really in it for Schneider's excellent explanations of uncertainty and risk, and for the parts where he gets into the parallels between individuals making decisions about a rare form of cancer and the public trying to make decisions about climate-change mitigation and adaptation.

When asked how the government's efforts were supposed to help homeowners, Timothy Geithner, the treasury secretary, responded by explaining that they would aid the banks by slowing down the pace of foreclosures.Both books are full of colorful episodes as well as excellent explanations of complex concepts.

Even when earlier these clinicians gave their patients excellent explanations, which worked with similar patients and so rule out reasonable suspicion of deceit, exploitation, and so forth, clinicians who know that misunderstanding persists should make some effort to correct it.

He paid careful attention to the history of optics and presented excellent explanations of early optics experiments, but his mathematical deficiencies caused him to dismiss several important contemporary theories.

Many putative molecular mechanisms can provide excellent explanations for both theories regarding the primary driving mechanism of the clustering of cardiovascular risk factors (4) and how each one accelerates atherogenesis (5).

In describing his rise to stardom, Ms. George-Warren provides an excellent explanation of how Autrys 1930s radio career evolved.

Firstly: there is an excellent explanation of this topic available as an hour-long podcast from the CBC.

There is an excellent explanation in the Letters section in the May 10th issue.Lew Baxter Thornhill, Canada * Letters appear online only.

An excellent explanation of this appears in a recent issue of "Frontiers of Plant Science," a report published by the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station in New Haven.

This is perfectly understandable — and an excellent explanation for why we need the Federal Reserve or the government to give the economy another jolt.

It contains some excellent explanation of the build-up to the crisis by George Cooper, whose book on the crisis still remains one of the best.