Sentence examples for explanations partly from inspiring English sources

There is no shortage of explanations, partly because contemporary politics has no shortage of professional explainers.

Their explanations partly overlap and partly conflict over such areas as technology, national culture, and social class.

Rodgers' explanation partly contradicted that offered by Ian Ayre, the managing director, as to why Liverpool missed out on the Egyptian.

The explanations have partly included the mechanisation of production methods and partly a more experimental approach to painting.

The explanations are partly a result of exclusion.

But among young men, for whom marrying out is easier, 26% of Bangladeshis now do so compared with 17% of Pakistani youths.The explanations lie partly in the past.

However, these factors and conventional explanations only partly explain the social gradient in health [ 9, 17].

These explanations may partly be attributable to these paradoxical findings, but the mechanism underlying this reverse relationship is not clearly understood.

Mr. Greenberg says the explanation lies partly in differing economic circumstances.

The explanation may partly be lack of reaction from the stadium.

The explanation is partly that the unemployment rate is calculated from the household survey, which showed more jobs being created.