Sentence examples for explanations most from inspiring English sources

However, he added, his experts believe there is very little chance that students today would be "infected" by "Mein Kampf": "Without lengthy explanations, most of it is incomprehensible".

Another possibility derives from the psychological theory that explanations most accessible to us to account for our predicaments are vital determinants of our morale.

One of the explanations most often cited for President Obama's maddeningly tentative approach to Syria — for his initial reluctance to get involved, his decision to seek congressional cover, and for the probability that a strike, if ever it comes, will be limited in scope — is the opposition of the American public.

Economists were the first to notice this phenomenon and they generated various economic explanations, most from the structural perspective.

Alternate explanations: Most studies point to early life experiences, such as childhood abuse, as the most important risk factor for becoming a perpetrator of abuse in adulthood.

Little is known about whether the same type and levels of crime reductions have been observed elsewhere, and whether prevailing explanations, most notably the security hypothesis, hold in other national contexts, including Asia.

Nitta's explanation: "Most Japanese restaurant people think that Americans ultimately cannot appreciate the real deal".

The better explanation, most of the time, is simply that life is complicated and minds are limited.

"These outfits are supported by the government of Pakistan," he declared in an explanation most likely aimed at the press corps in the Clinton entourage.

Anthony Konidaris, a sales consultant at Scandinavian Ski and Sports Shop, a ski rental shop in Midtown, offered this explanation: most people who cross-country ski in Manhattan are not people who grew up here but are from upstate or Europe.

Strict federal laws were passed seven years later, when use had already fallen by about 40percentt; and the explanation most young people gave for quitting marijuana was the perceived health risk, not fear of imprisonment".