Sentence examples for viable explanations from inspiring English sources

Many economists, however, have pointed to economic growth and increased trade during that period, namely in China, as more viable explanations for the drop in extreme poverty.

The collapse of extended families, improved health and anticipation of longer life, together with increased competition over wives, are three viable explanations for people working harder in developing countries.

Also, neither genetic or habitat differences between communities appear to be viable explanations for the gesture's exclusive confinement to Colchester.

We used comprehensive simulation studies to show that three phenotypic measurement issues also provide viable explanations of the missing heritability: phenotypic complexity, measurement bias, and phenotypic resolution.

Using simulation studies, we show that three phenotypic measurement issues - phenotypic complexity (Study 1), measurement bias (Study 2), and phenotypic resolution (Study 3) - provide additional viable explanations of the missing heritability.

Combined with the microscopic size of the charcoal samples used, this pattern means that incomplete decontamination and post-depositional intrusion from the overlying Upper Paleolithic are viable explanations for the outliers.

Human error was the only politically viable explanation.

I don't think there's any viable explanation".

It's the only viable explanation for this horror show from Murray.

I fielded my first question this week: "When are you going back?" Now that I'm no longer single, I have a more viable explanation.

The longtime fire investigator said that a murder-suicide was "the most viable" explanation, but that a final determination would not be made until the investigation was complete and autopsies had been conducted.