Sentence examples for explained satisfactorily from inspiring English sources
We also do not feel good about a war that has never been explained satisfactorily, and much of the explanation we did receive was deceptive.
Nobody has ever explained satisfactorily why the Derby is the most famous race in the Western Hemisphere and, in the view of many, the only race of any year.
This effect can be explained satisfactorily in terms of the dependence of the interphase momentum transfer coefficient on gas-phase density.
Christopher evaporated from Alexandra's life some 20 years before — the circumstances are never explained satisfactorily — but has been called home by his siblings to deal with this unusual family trauma.
The anomalous effects of nanocrystalline powder alloying could not be explained satisfactorily by the microstructural evidence obtained by the use of optical and scanning electron microscopy, and X-ray diffraction.
The markets can be perfectly tolerant of an occasional large loss, so long as it seems to be one-off and can be explained satisfactorily, for example as the costs associated with doing things of which the market approves, like reducing employee numbers dramatically.
He said it also did not explain satisfactorily why it was demanding that people give their names and addresses.
In the nuclear area, Iraq failed to explain satisfactorily its recent purchase of aluminum tubes that can be used to enrich uranium for bomb-making.
And then, in 2001, in a move that no one has been able to explain satisfactorily — and about which, for a long time, he told almost no one — he began writing crime fiction.
Accused, among other things, of being actuated by improper and illegal considerations and of being unable to explain satisfactorily the large sums of money deposited in his bank account, he resigned on Sept. 1, 1932.
A now large body of evidence indicates that bone mass is not adequate to explain satisfactorily either the skeletal fragility of osteoporosis or the effects of bone active agents.
