Sentence examples for new explanations of from inspiring English sources

Excavations of a neolithic village close to Stonehenge have provided new explanations of its origins.

It explores our ancestors' understanding of the world, offering new explanations of iconic works of art and monuments.

April 8 -- Al Gore, fresh from issuing three new explanations of his position on Elian Gonzalez, celebrates his seventh straight week of avoiding press conferences.

Until last week, [Western diplomats] say, Iran had tightly restricted access to key people and places and offered few new explanations of its past nuclear work.

Britain's parliament gave the victims £100,000, an early example of disaster relief.The great Lisbon earthquake was the first of a series of natural disasters to strike Europe in the second half of the 18th and early 19th centuries, a period when growing scientific observation was providing new explanations of the natural world to rival those of the church.

And as growth took off in Europe after the invention of the printing press and the spread of mass literacy, higher spending on education may matter too.New explanations of underdevelopment are putting increasing stress on sociological factors as well.

"Every hour they gave us a new explanation of what was happening," Ms. Green said.

Instead, there is an extensive new explanation of the central bank's plans (see article).

From the research, scientists were able to develop a new explanation of how breast tumors spread into bone.

By recovering these forgotten voices, Michael's purpose was not to offer a new explanation of the origins of the civil war.

Dr. Stanley Hazen of the Cleveland Clinic, who led the study, and his colleagues had accumulated evidence for a surprising new explanation of why red meat may contribute to heart disease.