Sentence examples for universal explanation from inspiring English sources

Others offer a perhaps more universal explanation.

Tomorrow's economists are taught that neoclassical economics provides the single correct and universal explanation of how the economy functions.

The universal explanation for Simon's near-universal popularity is "integrity," and this spring I heard the word a lot from people discussing Obama.

(These don't always serve him well, as one example shows: "All facts that are contradictory are genuine principles of universal explanation").

It succeeds best as story (which it mostly is), perhaps because what has transpired is too recent history to really come up with any kind of universal explanation that will stand the test of time.

"I thought, 'There's got to be a universal explanation.' ".

BBC reports that scientists have recently discovered a universal explanation for their luster: microscopic crystals.

Consequently, a most universal explanation to account for generation of those NPs should cover as many cases as possible.

Therefore, in this paper we theoretically explore the influence of uniaxial strain on the band structures and carrier density of AGNRs for both the n = 3 m and n = 3 m + 1 families using tight-binding calculations and formulate a universal explanation for the effect of strain.

The more universal explanation, however, was that the data that informed many of the strategic decisions was simply wrong.

The crisis left the efficient-market hypothesis, with its engine of rational expectations, less a universal explanation for economic behavior (meaning, ipso facto, any behavior) and more, at best, a tendency.