Sentence examples for most common explanation from inspiring English sources
The most common explanation is a clash with the board.
The most common explanation is the effect of cultural norms.
The most common explanation is that demand for educated workers is outstripping supply.
Their most common explanation was the large number of patients turning up – in their view – unnecessarily.
The most common explanation I hear from writers is that the Mustang is just more fun.
The most common explanation is that the American economy's remarkable boom has been an unprecedented magnet for money.
The most common explanation is that he is struggling with the need to commit, unable to speak freely about players he knows well.
The most common explanation is the one variously attributed to Churchill, Clemenceau, and Lloyd George: "Any man who is not a socialist at age twenty has no heart.
The most common explanation for this stance is his loyalty to people loyal to him, but folly on this scale is never entirely personal.
But the most common explanation given for both his general aversion to criticism and his most recent outburst over the alleged "plot" is psychological.
The most common explanation for the recent flush of North Korean hostility has involved comments made by President Bush during the Asian economic summit last week in Shanghai.
