This is often explained by the fact that substantial parts of the leadership of post-communist political parties have participated in institutionalised corruption.
Vicious sectarian attacks in Pakistan targeting the country's 20% Shia minority (costing 4,000 lives over the past two decades) are often explained by their perpetrators as being a weapon against Indian infiltration via imagined agents.
This plenitude is often explained by the intense competition for top engineers; companies often complain that there is a dearth of well-trained programmers though this may be an overstatement and many of the best ones tend to want to start their own companies instead of working for others.
This plenitude is often explained by the intense competition for top engineers; companies often complain that there is a dearth of well-trained programmers — though this may be an overstatement — and many of the best ones tend to want to start their own companies instead of working for others.
Use errors are thus often explained by human failure.
This is often explained by uncertainty in the real conditions of exposure.
Where there is variation in assigning the tonic foot, this is often explained by contextual factors.
This is often explained by a supposed Daoist correlate of Confucian cultivation and the sage.
(This possibility is often explained by reference to what Rawls termed "the burdens of judgment").
This trend is often explained by the history of migration and the migration policy development of both host countries.
Therefore, the high rate of mortality in the start-up of innovative projects is often explained by capital rationing.
