Sentence examples for which tried to explain from inspiring English sources

Raymond and I logged on to the website, which tried to explain all this to us.

He was wrestling with anatomy, the study of what it meant to be a living being, and with geology, which tried to explain the earth itself.

In 1986, he wrote "The Nazi Doctors: Medical Killing and the Psychology of Genocide," (Basic Books), which tried to explain how a profession devoted to saving lives could become the instrument of genocide.

We briefly describe the historical background leading to the Cho et al. [1992]-theory of PMSE which tried to explain the radar echoes as a turbulent scatter where the scattering electrons have a high Schmidt number due to the fact that somewhat more than 50% of the overall negative charge is bound to heavy aerosol particles of low mobility.

This led me to write a book called Celebrity and the Environment, which tried to explain that, and the answer I got was that they are produced, or raised up by their audiences.

Writer describes different theories which try to explain Mr. Bopp's fate.

There are also genetic factors at work which try to explain why social anxiety tends to run in families.

In the late 1990s, Thomson became interested in evolutionary psychology, which tries to explain the features of the human mind in terms of natural selection.

According to the centuries-old circular-flow model, which tries to explain how money moves between firms and households, it is their job to recycle private savings into business loans.

I pushed the forms aside to work on my latest paper, which tries to explain low savings rates among poor, uneducated workers' low 401(k) participation rates.In the last five years economic research has made a significant impact on pension policy.

"The Political Brain" takes a different tack than, say, "What's the Matter With Kansas?" by Thomas Frank or Al Gore's "Assault on Reason," which try to explain voter behavior in terms of self-interest and factual analysis.