Sentence examples for successful in explaining from inspiring English sources
(The film isn't entirely successful in explaining how Dzi Croquettes was allowed to exist).
He is less successful in explaining why they have reacted this way.
Broadly speaking, he is more successful in explaining the West's triumph than in forecasting its fate.Mr Ferguson starts with the overwhelming success of European civilisation.
Although it deals with probabilities and uncertainties, the quantum theory has been spectacularly successful in explaining otherwise inaccessible atomic phenomena and in thus far meeting every experimental test.
By proving an obstruction of justice, the government was successful in explaining certain of the Enron accounting issues to jury members and persuading them that those issues would lead someone to attempt an obstruction of justice.
The law of gravity was brilliantly successful in explaining the mechanism behind Kepler's laws of planetary motion, which the German astronomer Johannes Kepler had formulated at the beginning of the 17th century.
He+is less successful, though, in explaining how these reforms can be brought about.
She is less successful, however, in explaining why, in the 21st century, Americans remain so much more religious than the rest of the developed world, and why matters like abortion, homosexual marriage, stem cell research and the teaching of evolution — which are not particularly divisive in an increasingly secular Europe — have become wedge issues in the United States.
The theory of differentiable dynamical systems for two time-scales (slow/fast) has a successful history in explaining a wide range of physiological behavior such as electrical spiking and bursting in neurons [13].
One of the successful models in explaining the biphasic response is the Monod-Wyman-Changeux (MWC) model proposed by Tu et al. [19].
Crawford is less successful than Noë in explaining the link between freedom and attention or, more precisely, something else Crawford hates, the constant distraction by advertisements and other intrusions.
