Sentence examples for Record explained from inspiring English sources
"Die-hard supporters are questioning not only the Zuma presidency but the whole of the ANC's governing record," explained political analyst William Gumede.
Ian Robins, a civil engineer and one-time holder of the record, explained: "You must arrive at or depart from every station, but you are allowed to use buses between termini.
All this bad news in a business that is supposed to be more resistant to technological shock and structural declines in advertising than the newspaper industry".The losses in 2007-09 are a matter of record", explained the magazine's owner, Don Graham.
Was Trezeguet's shot really that fast, and if so, why does everyone seem to ignore it?" "There's no official record," explained the Football Association's historian David Barber when quizzed, but we knew our readers weren't going to be palmed off so easily.
And Trump has finally, clearly and for the record explained the core of the Republican economic argument: "because they don't want to pay the tax".
While young DACA recipients, who don't have a year of full-time work experience on their résumé, probably won't qualify under the express-entry system, those who have worked for a year could potentially score well, given that they're likely also fluent in English and have a clean criminal record, explained Toronto-based immigration lawyer Guidy Mamman.
This track record explains one intriguing feature of the Watson affair.
While no record explaining the origin, accession or arrangement of these records has been found, it is clear from internal evidence that they were created by Curtis and Lee.
I put to the side the fact that neither the Court nor the record explains exactly what a "nonbinding commitment" is.
Much of the book is devoted to biographies of the often cantankerous figures who advanced and occasionally retarded efforts to record, explain and predict tornadoes.
He has left no record explaining his decision, but Estelle Shanley, who first met him then, said: "Paul had a piety.
