Sentence examples for explained the relative from inspiring English sources
What I found is that, during hourlong initial consultations, the designers provided by each company were more patient and courteous than I am as they explained the relative merits of things like drawer slides.
Vulgar anthropology explained the relative merits of human races on the basis of physiognomy and brain size, a "scientific" approach to world politics occasioned by the increasing contact of Europeans with Asians and Africans.
In their 1977 essay Girls and Subcultures, Angela McRobbie and Jenny Garber talk about the indoor leisure pursuit of trying on clothes and experimenting with make-up, and how it might have, in part, explained the relative absence of young females in late 20th-century subcultural groups (think punks, mods, bikers).
I used to think that imaginative failure explained the relative lack of public concern about state and corporate surveillance: people simply cannot conceive where this stuff might be taking us, which is why we needed novelists such as Orwell and Aldous Huxley – and now Dave Eggers – to help us visualise potential dystopias.
In 1997, Dr. Nakajima announced that he would not seek a third term, in part because he had lost support from African nations after he had explained the relative scarcity of Africans in executive positions at the agency by suggesting that Africans had difficulty conceptualizing and writing reports.
The established solubility model satisfactorily explained the relative thermodynamic solubility of the model compounds and revealed that crystal packing and hydration equally controlled solubility of the structural analogs.
Our relatively small number of male clients may also explain the relative absence of significant sex differences.
What explains the relative peace?Spending is not the answer.
The work goes some way to explaining the relative speed with which plague evolved.
This, surely, explains the relative weakness of her low register and her evident struggle to project.
Employment patterns within journalism may go some way towards explaining the relative lack of women's voices in the news.
