Sentence examples for required to explain it from inspiring English sources

What went on between Beth Bolger and me is hardly worth the words that would be required to explain it away.

You can't blow money just because you're in a bad mood, and you can't be in a bad mood without being required to explain it.

I will show (for the first time!) our analysis of the latest Fermi data and describe the electron population required to explain it.

It may be that there was a good reason for the three-year delay, but the Crown Prosecution Service should be required to explain it.

Occasionally five times during that period the number of extinctions in a relatively short period of time has spiked so high that a different concept, and usually a different cause (or causes), is required to explain it.

Why isn't it possible that even given a specification of all nomic and causal information relevant to some explanandum, this falls short of what is required to explain it?

Had he lived, even into middle age, and been required to explain himself, it would have done nothing for the sense of wonder experienced by a member of the 60s generation listening to Hellhound on My Trail.

Instead Sharma insisted the timing was due to an upcoming vote at the United Nations in two days' time when Australia would be required to explain why it is gainst a motion that would clear the way for a Palestinian representative to chair the G77 bloc of developing nations.

No mystical, unobservable, unmeasurable, unfalsifiable, dark occult properties are required to explain any of it.

Kuhn (1977, 321 2) identifies five characteristics that provide the shared basis for a choice of theory: 1. accuracy; 2. consistency (both internal and with other relevant currently accepted theories); 3. scope (its consequences should extend beyond the data it is required to explain); 4. simplicity (organizing otherwise confused and isolated phenomena); 5. fruitfulness (for further research).

The "duplication-random gene loss" model does not fit well the gene rearrangements of the Phallusia genus, because a large number of gene movements are required to explain the observed gene order, however it is still compatible with the situation found in the Ciona.