Sentence examples for without satisfactory explanation from inspiring English sources

Whatever he was, whatever transpired, the police cannot take life, even in error, mislead the public as to how it occurred – as has been proved – and move on without satisfactory explanation or repercussion.

The jewelry, a collaboration with Michelle Cortese, responds to the failure of dashboard cameras and bodycams to accurately capture the ambiguous encounters through which black lives are lost without satisfactory explanation.

Parents who attended the meeting on Monday said that they left without a satisfactory explanation as to why P.S. 87's former principal was not alerted to the inquiry.

Sudden infant death is described to occur in up to 7.5% of achondroplastic children [ 14, 15], without a satisfactory explanation.

McNamara expelled Gareth Hock and suspended James Graham without offering a satisfactory explanation for either bombshell decision and, if he hoped the Zak Hardaker affair would quietly go away after the Leeds player withdrew from the World Cup squad, he was badly mistaken.

While on that course with other female officers, she disappeared for two days without ever giving a satisfactory explanation for her movements, according to a police official who spoke to other police officers who had been with her.

But second, even if the facts could be restricted, without begging the question, to facts about what is concrete, it is still unclear that the nominalist will be in a position to wield the razor to his advantage, because it may be argued that such facts admit of no satisfactory explanation without the aid of scientific (and especially physical) theories which make indispensable use of mathematics.

Previous research has detailed the scale of these difficulties without arriving at a satisfactory explanation of how the gas got into the water.

She described how she never had a satisfactory explanation for why ants could not get big without other structural changes to the organism.

"The district still has offered no satisfactory explanation as to why, all of a sudden and without any formal procedure, this book was suddenly and urgently targeted for removal and restriction," said Joan Bertin, NCAC executive director.

But that's not a satisfactory explanation.