Sentence examples for help to account from inspiring English sources

The role of Tony may help to account for the fact that Gandolfini died so young.

These moves help to account for the recent pullback in commodity prices.

It may even help to account for the fact that they seem so content.

Several historical factors, which vary in importance depending on the time, help to account for the emergence of Roman Catholicism.

The obtained results also help to account for the differences in the value of the diffusion coefficient of CuII obtained in such electrolytes by other researchers.

They thus help to account for continuing differences in the rate at which public science systems produce highly novel intellectual innovations and deal with a variety of problems.

The growing crowds and open-air character of the occasion help to account for the ever-increasing grandiosity of language in inaugural addresses.

Since the September low, the volatility of the QQQ's is down a bit, a fact that could help to account for the small decline in their popularity.

But there are two factors in Trump's rise that help to account for it: the febrile environment he has been operating in, and the potency of his message.

Our results may help to account for the failure of programmes designed to reduce prejudice which have been based on the reduction of negative emotion and motivation.

Perhaps a tradition of study that prizes verbal agility can also help to account for the resilient wit associated with Jews.