Sentence examples for more acceptable explanation from inspiring English sources

For a more acceptable explanation of the sudden increase in size and strength of some major leaguers, remember the first "Superman" movie.

As far as the Na diffusion mechanism is concerned, the second mechanism seems to be a far more acceptable explanation.

A more acceptable explanation is that the nucleus pulposus is populated by notochordal cells.

These increases are being recognized as far more acceptable explanations for the improvement in performance.

The literature has therefore established more acceptable explanations for opposition to the construction of WTs, namely place attachment [17 19], sense of identity [16], and confidence in the structure itself and in its benefits [20].

The second model, although it provides a more intuitively acceptable explanation, meets with difficulties.

Witchcraft seemed to be a more sociably acceptable explanation for the disease and a few people believed that HIV could be cured through prayers.

Thus even if women are aware of biomedical models of transmission, other causes related to personal hygiene or the physical environment are more acceptable as explanations for disease symptoms.

The third factor, credit history, he said, "should be predictive of prompt and responsible payment of the new obligation". That means that while minor blemishes on credit may be overlooked if an acceptable explanation is provided, more serious problems should be addressed -- if at all possible -- before applying for a mortgage.

It may also be that respondents are more likely to give a rational and socially acceptable explanation for their behaviour in a structured interview setting even if their behaviour were strongly influenced by non-functional benefits.

The limited impact of ART provision on the "blame" dimension of stigma, seemed to make healing alternatives such as "being prayed for" and causal explanations such as "being bewitched" more acceptable.