Sentence examples for most plausible explanations from inspiring English sources

But the evidence points to an external explosion roughly equivalent to that of 180 kilograms of TNT, so a mine or torpedo are the most plausible explanations.

A comprehensive study (in Swedish) published in 2010 found that this was among the most plausible explanations for the drop in student performance.

One of the most plausible explanations, offered by an Afghan commander, was that Mr. bin Laden and several hundred Qaeda fighters were smuggled out of Tora Bora by forces loyal to Yunis Khalis, the leader of a radical Islamic group called Hezb-i-Islami.

The most plausible explanations are the number of bilinguals and shared religion.

No reason is given in the chap book for the bizarre antics of the Gotham villagers – the only reasons that exist have survived as folklore surrounding the legend, however, the most plausible explanations involve King John and his legendary greed.

Asked what an outsider should think, given that the recent results conflict with the two most plausible explanations for birds' remarkable navigation abilities, Prof Dickman said "be puzzled, because I am".

Indeed, it offers the most plausible explanation for a tacit and possibly unconscious shift of goals on the part of many businesspeople.

The most plausible explanation I've heard is that it comes from the military.

Drawing on additional country-specific information, I argue that the most plausible explanation combines both elements.

That may be the most plausible explanation, as unusual as it sounds.

Indeed, the most plausible explanation for the SSRIs is that they work indirectly.