Sentence examples for explanation for the falling from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sherlund and Chuck Phillips, a managing director at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, agreed that there was probably a different explanation for the falling stock price.

(It is also one explanation for the falling fortunes). Complicating matters is the fact that many Thai tycoons give away much of their wealth to their children while still alive, in part as a tax dodge.

There are several competing explanations for the falling infection intensity/prevalence and uncoupling of S. haematobium infection intensity and antibody levels observed here.

Some intellectuals, like the social theorist Ernest Gellner, thought that Havel's rhetoric of love triumphing over evil had been admirable, perhaps, but "absurd, indefensible" as an explanation for the fall of Communism; that softness, Gellner wrote, had allowed members of the old regime to escape unpunished and reap enormous profits in the new economy.

Anthropologist Joseph Tainter's explanation for the fall of the Roman Empire is invoked, that "complex systems inevitably succumb to diminishing returns" so that the costs of operating an empire are so high that alternatives are implemented.

The only plausible explanation for the falls in HIV incidence and SIDS deaths before the national campaigns is that relevant risk determining behaviours changed favourably.

The National Center for Health Statistics offered little explanation in the report for the falling rates, but said fluctuations over the years followed changes to the American Academy of Pediatrics' assessment of the procedure's medical value.

Deborah, another former resident, offered her explanation for the flats' fall from grace – heroin.

Historians have offered various explanations for the fall of an empire that stretched across much of Southeast Asia between the 9th and 14th centuries, from deforestation to conflict with rival kingdoms.

Failing to find an explanation for their falling fortunes in the economic data, people apparently started looking to the stars.

The synergistic effect of factors including increased bronchial virus exposures associated with the reopening of school in September and fall aeroallergen exposures, is a possible explanation for the regular fall peaks in hospitalisations, although further research is required to demonstrate this.