Sentence examples for satisfactorily explaining from inspiring English sources

It's true that our current politics are too crude to cope with either satisfactorily, explaining the causes of our current problems or devising and implementing an intellectually coherent and fair set of solutions.

The existing theoretical models are not satisfactorily explaining the experimental investigations.

Exploring for heterogeneity effects across individuals and households is likely to be important in satisfactorily explaining their off-farm activities.

Despite its somewhat naive simplicity, the method of the local molecular field has had undeniable success in satisfactorily explaining a large number of previously known facts and in opening the way for the discovery of new facts.

This may be the first time the United States government has targeted one of its own citizens after placing him on the enemy combatant kill or capture list, without satisfactorily explaining why he was not entitled to arrest, a fair trial or constitutional "due process of law" like other U.S. citizens.

Surprisingly, despite extensive research on both mental rotation (for reviews see: Peters & Battista, 2008; Zacks, 2008) and basic number processing (for reviews see: Cohen Kadosh et al., 2008; Cohen Kadosh & Walsh, 2009), there is a lack of previous research satisfactorily explaining how these two cognitive faculties may relate to one another.

But the widespread phenomenon is more satisfactorily explained by lakes' forming in the basins, geologists said.

He does not satisfactorily explain why England excited unbalanced attackers rather than efficient, politically motivated regicides.

This change of heart, or crisis of conscience, or whatever it is, is never satisfactorily explained.

Once she's been removed to Dubai, however, her kid vanishes for reasons never satisfactorily explained.

But the theory does not satisfactorily explain what prompts awakenings in the first place.