Sentence examples for frequently to explain from inspiring English sources
And that dream remains surprisingly potent: in a 2011 Pew survey, hard work and personal drive (not luck or family connections) were the factors respondents cited most frequently to explain why people got ahead.
The exhibition was effective in enabling visitors to use evolutionary reasoning more frequently to explain evolutionary problems for all organisms as measured in the open- and closed-ended items.
The scarier point is how those retired military brass and defense consultants appear much more frequently to explain Iraq, than the troops who fought in the war.
Students in Stage 2 are beginning to recognize that there are different mechanisms of evolution, but they often confuse these mechanisms, frequently trying to explain everything as natural selection, e.g., "Genetic drift occurs to eliminate the less adaptable trait that is not well suitable to the environment" (Andrews et al. 2012: 252).
Scotland, of course, is not a sovereign state, being part of the United Kingdom (as Scotsmen abroad frequently have to explain).
Jung, Carl This German psychologist is frequently invoked to explain the meaning of the Ring cycle, though not here.
Affinity bias – the technical term for sticking to what you're used to – is frequently used to explain the phenomenon of overly male, overly white boardrooms.
She says she frequently has to explain the pronunciation of the town's name when dealing with out-of-the-area florists.
Geneticists pored over genomes in search of small shared errors in the DNA that were seen frequently enough to explain the disorder.
High polydispersity of the samples, formation of intermolecular aggregations and branching are the problems more frequently invoked to explain the experimental results.
Turing mechanisms are a particular type of reaction-diffusion models32 and have been frequently invoked to explain the emergence of pattern during development33; they have been studied in the context of limb patterning since 197934.
