Sentence examples for the explanation which from inspiring English sources

But this is only part of the explanation (which is just as well given China's slowdown).

Would officials have believed the explanation, which the Bishop parents still maintain, that this behavior was simply the product of "shock"?

The explanation — which had to do with getting more runners on base in front of Albert Pujols while still ensuring Pujols could hit in the first inning — made sense to Girardi, and he tucked it away for a rainy day.

However, sequencing the steps in the chain simply in one direction (either forward or backward) results in the explanation which is different from human experts' explanation.

Aristotle treats the science at the lowest level, descriptions of the rainbow, astronomical phenomena, and acoustical harmonics, as descriptive, providing the fact that something is the case, but not the explanation, which is provided by the higher science.

Recently, internet and media sources have become a convenient way of accessing information on any topic, however they lack the explanation which is required to understand them and at times prove to be harmful rather than beneficial for young adolescents [ 32, 37].

But it doesn't joke its way through the explanations, which are concise summaries written using clear language and a shorter sentence structure.

First, there's the pat explanation, which invokes the famous dictum, much embraced by statisticians, by the physicist Lord Kelvin: "When you cannot express it in numbers, your knowledge is of a meager and unsatisfactory kind".

The Museum's policy for public engagement is to present the theory of evolution as the best explanation, which is supported by rigorous scientific examination, of the ongoing generation of the diversity of life on earth.

However, this is not the only explanation which is consistent with the fact that high capital income increases the likelihood of becoming self-employed.

It is only while using explanation-based tracking that the tracker opts to engage in strategies that aim to produce inferences to the best explanation, which draw inferences from the most likely or productive explanations of the target's behaviour.