Sentence examples for explained to some from inspiring English sources

Obama's advantage in the state can be explained, to some extent, by idiosyncratic local factors.

He explained to some of his friends that he was gay, and, after their initial surprise, they accepted it.

The selloff can be explained to some extent as a market correction and part of a wider flight from risk.

For many years, the "valley" in New York's skyline has been explained to some degree by the presence or absence of bedrock close enough to street level that towers could be anchored to it.

If compared to those successful experiences in Europe, this situation could be explained to some degree by the lack of actions on key sectors, clear responsibility allocation schemes, practical and efficient subregional cooperation and a strong funding mechanism.

Social disparity with regard to lower and upper secondary educational attainment can be explained to some extent within a structural individualistic theoretical framework (Boudon 1974; Becker 2003; Stocké 2010; Kroneberg and Kalter 2012).

This can be explained, to some extent, that students' prior levels of learning achievement had a positive effect on students' self-efficacy (Bandura, 1993), while self-efficacy is a significant predicator of students' academic motivation (Schunk, 1991).

The differences between the results obtained in the various studies can also be explained to some degree by the fact that imaging techniques and the knowledge base for GPS have improved over time [56].

That explains, to some degree, why he is where he is.

"I love him and he loves me," she explains to some do-gooders.

Tells about trying to explain to some new radicals why it was upsetting to see them burn the American flag.