Sentence examples for great explanatory from inspiring English sources

Identity politics — the great explanatory growth engine of our time — focusses on gender and ethnicity.

AS IS usually the case, the awarding of the Nobel Prize for economics has prompted some great explanatory writing on the research for which the prize was given.

But the classic Diamond – the one who cuts to the chase with great explanatory power – emerges in the later chapters, the most telling of which concerns diet.

That Salinger was suffering from "undiagnosed PTSD" is at once offered as a revelation of great explanatory force, and as something more or less self-evidencing: we know that Salinger's unit in the second world war fought through some horrendous stuff, and was first into Dachau.

At bottom, general relativity is an idea of great explanatory power that has so far failed to explain the universe, if only because the universe has become a great deal more mysterious during this brief history, at least in part thanks to general relativity.

But this approach has great explanatory value.

Sentiment indicators have their greatest explanatory power at the three-month horizon; they tell us nothing about the longer term.

In everyday language, one should seek the simplest explanation for observations; the one with a minimum number of assumptions should be accepted until that simplicity can be traded in for greater explanatory force.

In this case, quantitative parsimony brings greater explanatory power.

(Some will accept a modest increase in ontological extravagance in return for proportionally greater explanatory strength).

RCPCA finished in 1.81 s, RCDTC (which had the greatest explanatory power) took 9.35 s.