Sentence examples for not easily explainable from inspiring English sources

Why on earth is so much space given over to fennel, which, being a particular and not easily explainable taste, may end up being the Timothy Geithner of the kitchen cabinet?

Though computer rankings can be complex — Sorensen cautions that his method "is not easily explainable to people who have not had linear algebra" — they mostly stick to similar templates.

It found that, while some of the pay increase could be explained by improvements in these areas, a "significant proportion" of the rise in vice-chancellors' pay bore no relation to performance.Bachan said: " significant proportion of the sizeable annual increases are not easily explainable in terms of university performance, and this raises some concern".

They pointed out some statistics that are startling but not easily explainable: that 63.3percentt of major league centerfielders and 36.7percentt of all outfielders are African-American, but that only 3.3percentt of starting catchers and 2percentt of starting pitchers are.

Great nonsense verse, however, had to await the coming of a genius, Edward Lear, whose Book of Nonsense (1846) was partly the product of an emergent and not easily explainable Victorian feeling for levity and partly the issue of a fruitfully neurotic personality, finding relief for its frustrations in the noncontingent world of the absurd and the free laughter of children.

"The peace of mind that one has knowing you are driving a reliable car is something that is not easily explainable!" remarks Rivas.

Although one could think of some reasonable rules of thumb here (for example simply taking the complex with the ligand with the highest affinity), our results propose that the differences in scoring performance are not always easily explainable.

This isn't an easily explainable situation.

The Yankees had won 18 of 21 day games this season, a not insignificant — or easily explainable — statistic heading into two straight afternoon affairs at Wrigley, where at the time of their last visit Steve Bartman was an anonymous financial analyst.

This task is complex since the quantitative models are not designed to be easily explainable.

The fact that Priorities USA Action, which is prohibited from coordinating with the Obama campaign, is pushing a different attack line against Romney is easily explainable if not all that remarkable (Obama aides have also argued that Romney's given himself over to the conservative wing of the GOP).