Sentence examples for explain the preponderance of from inspiring English sources

But that may be enough to explain the preponderance of matter.

How else to explain the preponderance of shirtless men, bastardized classical themes, tepidly simulated sex, hyperextended legs and spotlights?

Asked to explain the preponderance of Scottish or Irish presenters among the nation's favourite voices, Desert Island Discs' presenter Young said: "It's a fashion.

The cast also had to be able to perform in English, which may explain the preponderance of highly educated Dalai Lama relatives.

Certainly it would explain the preponderance of flawed father figures in his films, be it hangdog Baker Hall, Burt Reynolds's porn producer in Boogie Nights or Jason Robards's dying patriarch in Magnolia.

That would certainly explain the preponderance of atmospheric e-bowed guitar, and why Marcus Mumford's singing voice – last spotted bobbing about somewhere in the mid-Atlantic – seems to have made it to dry land and got itself a green card.

Some archeologists ingeniously explained the preponderance of horses and horsemen by noting that Pericles was expanding the Athenian cavalry just as construction began.

You can tell this wasn't taken with Christmas in mind – it dates from the prime minister's triumphant return to Downing Street in May, which explains the preponderance of blue.

The diminution of variation that typically accompanies "the rise in general excellence" also explains the preponderance of draw games in chess, the decrease in scoring in soccer and the closeness of recent presidential elections (with "excellence" referring to campaign strategies rather than candidates), and has major implications, Gould writes, for theories of evolution.

First, each series explains the preponderance of its own past values.

A simplified constitutive description is presented which explains the preponderance of twinning over slip in tension beyond a critical strain rate.