Sentence examples for For explains from inspiring English sources

"We always have more people [waiting] than what we can cater for," explains Steeneveld.

"We are very explicit about the type of person we are looking for," explains Rachel Whale, programme director at Charityworks.

While winning Jeopardy was a flawless demonstration of Watson's sheer power, Chef Watson is actually closer to what the AI was developed for, explains IBM's Steve Abrams.

Once you're in the room, the precise focus of your observation will depend on the job you are applying for, explains our secondary expert.

But decades of experience show that governments alone, however generous or well-intentioned, cannot do the job without the market".The developing world is just littered with examples of energy projects that have failed because donors or governments did not think about how they will be maintained and paid for," explains Christine Eibs Singer of E&Co, a charity that finances renewable energy.

"It's a full-time job, so you get a salary and most also involve some kind of professional training that the employer pays for," explains Jane Artess, research director at the Higher Education Careers Services Unit, the parent charity of the website Graduate Prospects.

Give them credit for explaining their rationale.

He had to settle for explaining life".

"Jack Kerr had the quality we were looking for," explained Anderson.

MOLLY: Thank you for explaining that to me.

I would explain who I was working for, explain what the project was, build trust.