Sentence examples for without any additional explanation from inspiring English sources
"Without any additional explanation from Google, we may never know why ProtonMail become unranked.
Facebook now seems to be actively reinstating applications that were wrongfully blocked — GoodReads was fixed last night, and we've received reports from another developer that their applications were recently reactivated without any additional explanation.
What does any sentence on this entire page even mean?" The lengthy "Quick Start" process isn't much easier, and also includes an alphabet soup's-worth of acronyms, codes, and jargon without any additional explanation.
"The images that are the most powerful tells [sic] a story that is understandable without captions, without additional explanation," Gartner said.
However, the lack of transparency about the rationale for actions and the rapid changes in the advice provided, without additional explanation about those changes, undermined the sense that the school closure would be effective in limiting the spread of disease.
In this instance, the choice of a multiplicative hazard model has been suggested, 13– 15 though this was considered to be "biologically less appropriate" by some authors, 10, 13 without additional explanation.
Interpreting this all very much depends on how you define public service spending and in either case the data is not comparable on a like-for-like basis to the 1930s (for example the NHS was founded in 1948) without a degree of additional explanation not evident in the immediacy of this poster.
Interviewers read questions without additional explanations, and recorded answers verbatim.
But the ICR effect could be observed even in aqueous solutions of small molecules like glutamic acid [ 34, 35, 38] without any additional biological components, and the need arose for a more universal explanation for the ICR effect [ 39, 40].
Interestingly, its battery pack manages without any additional cooling system.
The impacts can emerge without any additional climate warming.
