Sentence examples for reason underpinning from inspiring English sources
Experts say the key reason underpinning Obama's reversal of the arms freeze was the rise of the self-proclaimed Islamic State and the launch of the US-led campaign against the group.
The reason underpinning such a high detection rate has not yet been fully elucidated but this should be validated in a larger Chinese cohort and compared with controls from the local population.
The reason underpinning the persistence of villous atrophy in treated CD is not easy to understand, although a miRNA signature might be involved [ 20].
The reason underpinning this is transparent – if one accepts human-mediated climate change, then supporting mitigating action should follow.
And earlier this month, one of the main reasons underpinning Microsoft's move to shuck its neutrality -- the complexity of producing Blu-ray technology -- led to Sony's acknowledgment that it might delay this spring's scheduled release of its PlayStation 3 game console partly because the needed technology was still being worked out.
In a statement, Moody's said the main reasons underpinning its decision were "the uncertainty over the euro area's prospects for institutional reform of its fiscal and economic framework and the resources that will be made available to deal with the crisis".
There are many reasons underpinning Gen Z's love of entrepreneurship.
Second, the integration of multiple perspectives provided access to new understandings that had been previously inaccessible; notably the instructional adjustments and the reasons underpinning the adjustments.
Since winning a record seventh African crown in 2010, Egypt has failed to qualify for two Nations Cups - with political reasons underpinning the failures.
When asked about the reasons underpinning the state's decision to exclude radiologists, Koenig said that although radiologists and pulmonologists are "both doctors," pulmonologists are lung disease specialists.
Reasons underpinning the decision to by-pass have been postulated.
