Sentence examples for possible account of from inspiring English sources

So might read one possible account of human origins as implied by the new evidence from population genetics and archaeology.

When the bus moves off, he uses the journey to arrange his thoughts, anxious to give the best possible account of himself in the interview.

When the consultant, Aaronovitch, returned and proposed to take her into his confidence, she pretended complete ignorance — to protect the student doctor and to hear the fullest possible account of her illness.

The goal was to provide the American people with the fullest possible account of the "facts and circumstances relating to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001" — and to offer recommendations to prevent future attacks.

The national-security adviser's job is to provide the President with the clearest possible account of strategic challenges and the policy options produced by different branches of government, starting with the State Department and the Pentagon.

But catastrophically, he presents as being quite well; he does not have the wit or cunning to give officialdom the most pessimistic possible account of his infirmity, and in fact instinctively puts the best face on things.

Catholic parishioners deserve the fullest possible accounting of the scandalous abuse of their children.

But the stories and strife that have gripped Belle Glade for the last two months were troubling enough to capture the attention of the state and N.A.A.C.P. and to convince Judge Harold Cohen of the 15th Circuit Court that such an inquiry was necessary to give the public the most accurate possible accounting of Mr. Golden's death.

Thus, as Scotus presents it, one of the motivations for positing haecceities — and perhaps the only one given the variety of other possible accounts of individuation — is to explain numerical indivisibility (the numerical identity of a particular).

We replicated this result a number of times and were able to eliminate several possible accounts of the effect.

One of several possible accounts of how EMDR might work is that the eye movements draw on visuospatial processing [18], [46], [47] and thus provide a dual task competing specifically for resources with the trauma imagery, reducing its impact.