Sentence examples for one common explanation from inspiring English sources

One common explanation for this thrift is that it's the product of "Confucian values".

At the rallies, one common explanation is that supporters crave authenticity, an antidote to the groomed and the stage-managed alternatives.

Why do economists so dread falling prices?One common explanation is that in anticipation of falling prices, consumers delay purchases, causing them to fall still further.

Ezra Klein writes:One common explanation for where we are in the talks is that we're waiting for the last minute.

One common explanation is that there is a time gap of several million years between the rocks in North America and Europe on the one hand, and those in South Africa and Russia on the other.

One common explanation for McDonald's woes is that low-income Americans are suffering from a sluggish recovery and unable to afford eating out at McDonald's any more.

Each section focuses on one common foot problem with a brief explanation of the condition, followed by the key issues in footwear design.

One possible and common explanation for such a behaviour could be investors' loss aversion.

Moreover, increased HIF-1α expression and activity seems to be one of the common explanation described as why various melanoma treatments failed (including in the isolated-limb perfusion model, and in response to treatment with dacarbazine and vemurafenib).

One of the common explanations offered by players who have admitted to use is that they were seeking to expedite recovery from injury.

The most common explanation is the one variously attributed to Churchill, Clemenceau, and Lloyd George: "Any man who is not a socialist at age twenty has no heart.