Sentence examples for explained it seems from inspiring English sources

The disparity in New York City's death rates from heart disease can't be explained, it seems, by disparities in the top three causes of heart disease: smoking, stress and obesity.

Ahmad Zeidabadi, a professor of political science in Tehran whose specialty is Iran-Israel relations, explained: "It seems that in the early days of the revolution the word 'map' was used because it appeared to be the best meaningful translation for what he said.

However this is eventually going to be explained, it seems certain that what essentially enabled Philoponus to operate both as a critic of Aristotelianism and as a constructive thinker in his own right was somehow tied up with new understanding of what one ought to do when one is reading and interpreting the philosophical texts of Plato or Aristotle.

"If somebody was doing a milk run," he explained, "it seems strange that there were such small quantities.

This both plays into the perception that he's a slippery lefty who may sell out America (Romney) athough, as Obama later explained, it seems true that a president has more flexibility to negotiate treaties not during the heat of a presidential contest.

However, since only a small percent of variance was explained it seems that maternal depressive symptoms do not bias general population research, using maternal report of child's internalizing problems.

Father Barclay, one of the two local priests, chose to come to Allnorthover because, as he explains, "it seemed that everything belonged, and had belonged for centuries.

Getting rich, as she explained it, seemed mainly a matter of positive thinking.

He explained: "It seemed sensible to start with this because people are more sensitive about burning books, for example, but there's certainly potential to grow".

With its businesses in Europe at such disparate stages of development, and contending with different competitors and eating habits, Kettle explained, it seemed natural to the executives at McDonald's headquarters, in Oak Brook, Illinois, to let those businesses decide about their own advertising.

Wayne Peacock, the company's CCO explained: "It seemed to us that it would be logical to operationalize our customer experience effort as opposed to trying to apply it from a small thought leadership team somewhere in the organization.