Sentence examples for to explain the appearance of from inspiring English sources
Because of this, detective work to explain the appearance of the new resistant staph in this country and track its progress is just beginning.
To explain the appearance of disinterested behaviour he focussed on enlightened self-interest, explaining that what looks like altruism is really only a shrewd insurance-policy.
It sounded truly extraterrestrial: an easy enough thing to say, but how else to explain the appearance of a record that opens up your ears and excites your spirit, that is nothing less than a jump cut into the future?
He tried to explain the appearance of an additional $3 billion write-off in the last three weeks and to focus on the strong performances by investment banking and global wealth management units — both up 23percentt — and the record results in some areas of fixed income.
The chips are dark, crunchy and addictive, while the mushy peas are good enough to explain the appearance of this dish in the British section of 1,000 Foods to Eat Before You Die by New York food writer Mimi Sheraton.
In such a way, it is easy to explain the appearance of two peaks of absorption.
The Awl used fairly serious economics — but it doesn't read like that — to explain the appearance and disappearance of the McRib sandwich, which becomes a solid lesson in arbitrage and the law of one price.
More recently, researchers have turned to demographic factors, effective population size in particular, to explain the appearance, diffusion, and survival of novel cultural ideas over the course of human evolution.
The results were consistent with the operation of mere acceptance effects, but not effects large enough to fully explain the appearance of bias on the IAT.
Traditional political economy models rely on the spatial distribution of archaeological sites documented through site survey to define and explain the appearance of political centers.
Engineers were then working to see if they could explain the appearance of the lower temperatures elsewhere by heat conduction along the metal skin or its interior supports.
