Sentence examples for narrow explanations from inspiring English sources

Kershaw feels that it is better to take a broader view of German history by examining what social forces led to the Third Reich and its policies rather than to pursue narrow explanations for the Holocaust and World War II based on only one person.

In this narrow explanation, Peyton Manning, Wilson's opponent in the Super Bowl, embodies the traditional — meaning "white" — drop-back quarterback.

The narrow explanation – and the factor which took BP by surprise – is that investors are now looking at the sheer size of some bosses' pay packets.

But there is a simpler and narrower explanation that accounts for our intuition.

Beliefs such as these caution anthropologists against narrow biogenetic explanations for the incest taboo and pose severe impediments to a universal definition.

During that time, strenuous exercise was prohibited so that the researchers could narrow the explanations for differences in the number of calories burned rather than deposited in fat.

The narrow, verifiable explanation is that Krisher was a micromanager, and at times very tight with a dollar.

However, I feel this is too narrow an explanation.

The new findings should help scientists narrow down possible explanations for just what the stuff is.

The results of the present study, to some extent, may narrow the likely explanations for how protective HLAs mediate their effects.

Measurements of the lack of growth of galaxy clusters over the last five billion years put astronomers one step closer, they say, toward narrowing the possible explanations of dark energy, the mysterious force that is speeding up the universe.