Sentence examples for incomplete explanation from inspiring English sources

The sense of incomplete explanation is there in almost every paragraph of Kathy's narrative.

But it's an incomplete explanation because Trump did not only win those voters.

Lust for power also seems an incomplete explanation for Mao's launching of the Cultural Revolution.

While publication bias almost certainly plays a role in the decline effect, it remains an incomplete explanation.

If a student earns a failing grade or a grade of incomplete, explanation forms are available through OLGAA.

Conclusion: Knee extension force offers an important but incomplete explanation of stand-up performance from low surfaces by elderly women.

"Skill-biased technological change" or "superstar economics" are incomplete explanations of rising inequality.

You join the loud chorus of others who have excoriated President Clinton for his "incomplete explanations" regarding Monica S. Lewinsky (editorial, Sept. 9).

The 20-page rebuttal--released on 2 April--falls short of that high standard, although it does expose errors and incomplete explanations in the UCS report.

In April 2004, Marburger published a statement rebutting the report and exposing errors and incomplete explanations in it, and stating that "even when the science is clear and often it is not it is but one input into the policy process," but "in this Administration, science strongly informs policy".

This suggests that physicians are more likely to deliver incomplete explanations, consciously or unconsciously, when patients are younger.