Sentence examples for explanation exists from inspiring English sources
No obvious explanation exists for the melting.
"If an explanation exists," a memo in the investigation said, "it does not appear in the files and must be sought elsewhere".
Chief Justice Rehnquist said that while police officers should base their actions on more than a "hunch," he said the officer does not have to exclude the possibility that an innocent explanation exists for the conduct.
It will also mean that for the first time, a plausible explanation exists for how an information-carrying biological molecule could have emerged through natural processes from chemicals on the primitive earth.
Researchers must be sure that exposure to the suspected cause precedes the development of a disease; that there is a high degree of correlation between the two; that findings are replicated in different studies in various settings; that a biological explanation exists that makes the association plausible; and that increased exposure makes development of the disease more likely.
What they got was the carefully hedged finding that only one kind of cancer might be due to contaminated wells and industrial air pollution, and the conclusion that no explanation exists for the other cancers that have stricken children in this shore town.
But after consulting the existing literature and talking extensively to other colleagues in the field he decided no scientific explanation existed.
When Dr. Soder started her business in 1986, the phrase "executive coaching" had yet to be invented; no shorthand explanation existed for what she was then calling executive consulting.
Obama knows enough about public relations, and enough about marijuana, that you would think he could explain our current policies to us if any reasonable explanation existed.
If such an explanation existed, then there would be no need for folk-psychological explanations of behavior, and the latter would be eliminated the same way as the mythological explanations the ancients used.
Several explanations exist for why a strict diet, low in calories but high in nutrients, may slow aging.
