Sentence examples for any effort to explain from inspiring English sources

Until now, the Bush administration and its allies haven't made any effort to explain how they plan to replace the revenues lost because of tax cuts.

Readers should be skeptical of simplistic studies that cherry pick their examples, fail to control for variables other than the deficit as a share of G.D.P. and don't make any effort to explain examples that don't prove their point.

Naturally, syntacticism precludes any effort to explain protocols by their relation to 'experiences', 'sensory impressions', or 'observations'observations

But Israel cannot simply complain about the discriminatory treatment it receives and make hardly any effort to explain itself.

One of the reasons for public suspicion about policy reforms has been that neither the Indian government nor the foreign companies, such as Wal-Mart and Monsanto, have made any effort to explain how their arrival here would benefit the Indian public.

In any case, he begins his book with an effort to explain the basics of worm warfare, acknowledging that this is an uphill battle.

Mr. Boyd says companies are making an effort to explain their pay plans.

"Ours is an inclusive party," Mr. Labastida said in an effort to explain the contradiction.

It may mean nothing, just an effort to explain the seemingly inexplicable.

He invoked "duty" in an effort to explain his own version of Kantianism.

Its terms of service make an effort to explain these policies in plain language.