Sentence examples for explain particularly from inspiring English sources

Dr. Dietz said the relatively low prevalence of obesity in Washington was harder to explain, particularly because the area has a large black population.

Which, of course, makes Morocco's decision to withdraw from hosting the tournament all the harder to explain, particularly given the fact that CAF apparently offered to ban away fans.

All this makes Carney's new hawkishness a bit hard to explain, particularly as he has been banging on for months about how the Bank's new macro-prudential tools will enable it to cool down the property market – the one part of the economy where inflation is a looming problem.

The gender difference is difficult to explain particularly for prophylactic treatment.

Can we isolate population risk factors that would explain particularly high disease prevalence in some populations?

However, errors in exposure estimation might explain particularly high or low URRs in specific studies or industries.

Cabbies are susceptible to heart trouble, he explained, particularly the Nigerians, who "eat too much grease".

The optics industry is hot again, he explains, particularly photonics things like high-end lasers, optical sensors and specialised cameras, which Jenoptik is good at.

"To cope in the old Soviet times many people lived in this state of inner exile," he explains, "particularly if they didn't want to be dissidents and go to prison.

But much else is explained, particularly in an extended dream sequence in which one such dog fantasizes about the many ways he can play with — or be tormented by — his favorite plaything while his preferred playmate is at school.

This peculiar position is something that has to be historically explained, particularly in terms of the passivity of the population - its acquiescence in a series of monarchical raids on central power, be it the coup of William of Normandy in 1066 or that of Dutch William in 1688.