Sentence examples for explained among from inspiring English sources

Liberia's 1847 Constitution explained, among other things, why it had become necessary for the nation to cut its ties to the American Colonization Society.

Zichy wrote a self-help book for amputees, which explained, among other things, how to eat a crayfish and remove one's underpants with only one arm.

As a somewhat incredulous New York Times explained: "Among the thousands of draws that Australia could have received, its actual first-round grouping is the worst one possible".

Very simply, he explained: among their more creative ploys was to create fake letterheads and rubber stamps needed to make legitimate-looking paper trails for fictitious companies that were used to siphon money from the bank.

Few string quartets play from memory these days, and it would be especially hard to do so in a work like this, even apart from the stage movements and shifting distances among them, the players explained; among other things, meters change during long-held notes, making re-entrances by the other players hard to gauge in isolation.

But the snaking lines for games at a carnival put on by Jay-Z to raise money for his Shawn Carter Scholarship Foundation on Thursday night were easily explained: Among the rows of stuffed-tiger prizes, things like Tory Burch bags poked out, along with gleaming Gibson guitars and a basketball signed by Magic Johnson.

Multiple regression analyses using riparian land cover classifications as independent variables explained among-site variation in water chemistry parameters, particularly total nitrogen (41%), nitrate (61%), and total phosphorus (63%) concentrations.

This would also help to assess the ecological traits that best explain among-species differences.

Comparative genomics approaches were used to test multiple evolutionary hypotheses proposed to explain among-population genome variation including directional selection and hybridization.

The importance of a riparian zone has been proposed to be less important in explaining among-site differences in heavily managed catchments (Omernik and others 1981).

This perspective helps to explain, among other things, Pakistan's concern for the Taliban in Afghanistan.