Sentence examples for some deeper explanatory from inspiring English sources

It is hard to see why this would be so unless necessary connections disclosed some deeper explanatory relationship.

However, the complex relationships among these factors, including the moderating and mediating effects of organisational and individual characteristics, still require deeper explanatory investigation.

For instance, few would assert that there is still an extant rational case for belief in phlogiston — any explanatory work it did at the proximate level seems to have ceased, and deeper explanatory uses for it have never subsequently materialized.

In this case, the approach suggested above might help delineate stable patterns of interactions and attributions, including self-fulfilling prophesies, which describe the situation at hand but have no deeper explanatory power.

On the explanatory characterization, the essential properties of an object are the object's deepest explanatory properties those properties that figure fundamentally into explanations of the object's possessing the other properties it does.

Cukier et al. (2011) mention that Dees & Anderson (2006: 39) describe SE as an immature discipline and believe it "lacks the deep, rich, explanatory or prescriptive theories expected in a more mature academic field".

There are some deeper problems.

Some deeper discussion would have been welcome.

Now we're into some deeper stuff.

Do some deeper digging.

John Shepard of Horsham, Pa., who describes himself as "an old soldier and defense contractor," wrote that he would like to read deeper, more explanatory coverage of the surveillance revelations: "As a regular online reader of The Times, I find that something has been missing from the reporting on the materials leaked by Edward Snowden over the past few weeks.