Examples of using Possible explanations in English and their translations into Finnish
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Several possible explanations come.
Yeah? So far, I count three possible explanations.
Three possible explanations here for all of this.
There are a hundred possible explanations.
Possible explanations. So far, I count three.
There are two possible explanations.
Possible explanations for your symptoms are, in descending order of likelihood.
I can see two possible explanations.
It is, however, unable to provide evidence to exclude other possible explanations.
There are many possible explanations.
Three possible explanations here for all of this. All right.
There are only two possible explanations.
We offer possible explanations for the nature of his attacks… and also his choice of victims.
Now… there are three possible explanations here.
To advert suspicion. the most obvious, of course, Well,there are several possible explanations.
I can see two possible explanations for it.
Possible explanations range from unawareness of the schemes' existence and unwillingness to engage with the claims agency the Assisting Authority.
Hubble's law has two possible explanations.
There are several possible explanations for why Excite made this choice, but the end result is clear.
So far, I count three possible explanations.
There are many possible explanations for this pattern, and one is that employers are biased against mothers.
And I think there are many possible explanations for it.
There are many possible explanations for this, such as proximity to market centre, availability of services, productivity of the labour force and incidence of RTD.
Now… there are three possible explanations here.
There are three possible explanations: either the Commission gave OLAF's director completely fatuous instructions, with the result that he did not keep the Commission informed; or the Commission wished to leave unpleasant matters on the back burner for years in a secretive OLAF; or OLAF's management is appallingly naive and does not understand the political necessity of sounding the alarm bells so that the Commission is warned of serious fraud.
There are a hundred possible explanations. Of course not.
There are two possible explanations for what's going on here.
If it hurts the sky,there are several possible explanations for this state.
Respondents to the public consultation mentioned also other possible explanations for the distribution of SEs in the EU/EEA, in particular:(i) the flexibility of certain aspects of the SE form compared to national legal forms;(ii) the different value of the European label;(iii) differing set-up costs and transaction costs of an SE;(iv) tax systems of Member States.
All right. Three possible explanations here for all of this.