Sentence examples for some explanations to from inspiring English sources

SCIENCE has some explanations to offer.

Some explanations to these experimental results are given.

"If it is not a fake, at that moment, there would be some explanations to give".

In the discussion, some explanations to help understanding the sources of variation in grading OED are put forward.

Mrs. Gann needs a costume in a hurry; Bloomingdale's put their doormen into costumes and have some explanations to make.

After some explanations to the different tube patterns and the different baffles, the problems of bypass and leakage streams and the accommodation of different expansions at the tube and shell side are treated.

"It gives some context – and potentially some explanation – to why you have this kid walking down the street with a samurai-style sword on his back".

"I was surprised by how delusional her account was, but I think she was so desperate to offer some explanation to her devoted followers".

If search engines or social networks remove legal, non-spam entities from their index after they have been included, and fail to give some explanation to the removed entities, that ought to raise alarm bells, too.

So there is no need to reject the plausible suggestion that every moral fact has some explanation to refute the vacuity objection.

It provides no justification, but perhaps some explanation to Woodhouse's comment, "I've been overtaken by people like you".