Sentence examples for serves to explain why from inspiring English sources

This hypothesis also serves to explain why gold is found clustered only in some places on Earth (but not everywhere).

The strength of this opposition serves to explain why the caliphs, a few decades later, abandoning their attempt at reorienting religious beliefs, returned to traditional dogma.

But stating the obvious serves to explain why the Metropolitan Opera's season premiere performance of Puccini's "Madama Butterfly," on Monday evening, was on the whole agreeable despite its substantial shortcomings.

Then we learned that authorities lost the keys to Wembley Stadium sometime last week, an admission of incompetence that serves to explain why they were never able to catch Benny Hill.

"And since socio-economic status is the single greatest predictor of health, it serves to explain why children in single-father households may be less likely to be obese".

"And since socio-economic status is the single greatest predictor of health, it serves to explain why children in single-father households may be less likely to be obese". Interestingly, a December 2012 report by the CDC noted that among young, low-income children, obesity rates actually appear to be on the decline.

This may serve to explain why it has been so difficult to detect substantial changes in vital rates obtained in process-oriented research.

The suggested early onset of self-thinning may serve to explain why the DK trees exceed the plantation height average, as they have prioritised height growth over diameter growth in an extended competition for light.

Distraction theory might serve to explain why the extensive spread of home computers and internet access does not result in the many positive learning and democratic gains that are expected.

You don't need to know the details, but several of them serve to explain why, when my horse was introduced to me, I had a strong temptation to turn and run.

This might serve to explain why Wycliff quoted from the De Pauperie Salvatoris on dominion and from the Summa de Quaestionibus Armenorum on a wider range of theological issues, but he never refers to the Lectures on the Sentences.