Sentence examples for battle to explain from inspiring English sources
Even though the benefits of this research can be clear — more engaged customers, and more of them — Ms Oshlyansky says it can be a battle to explain the difference a good UX practitioner can make to a product, especially since many people believe they have an innate sense for design.
"Twitter has a huge uphill battle to explain to the investing community what it does".
Just as it has been an uphill battle to explain physical forensic information to judges and juries, it will not be an easy task to effectively produce evidence in a trial if it is not visually digestible to a fact finder.
I'd spent a year, since co-founding Scientists for EU in May 2015, battling to explain why UK science was better off in the EU.
But, on Monday, the president stepped back from those immediate battles to explain what it means in the broadest sense to be "we the people," Mr. Obama's most eloquent description of our common heritage.
But he was facing headwinds as Labour continued to highlight the three-year 1% squeeze hitting the working poor, and the Treasury battled to explain the anomalies created by the withdrawal of child benefit.
All week the RMT's general secretary has been battling to explain why his members were on strike, closing down the London Underground for 48 hours, while Boris Johnson has been hard at it all over the airwaves, too, accusing Crow of "holding a gun" to a the city's head.
PERHAPS the timing of the battle helps to explain why a fight that was scarcely more than a dusty provincial skirmish compared with Antietam and Gettysburg has had such a powerful grip on the American imagination.
Scholar William Smith uses the term "racial battle fatigue" to explain the cumulative, day-to-day strain that Black students and other marginalized groups experience as minorities in the campus environment.
I am here as a soldier who has temporarily left the field of battle in order to explain - it seems strange it should have to be explained - what civil war is like when civil war is waged by women.
"Original" forces you into an uphill battle of trying to explain what you do and why it's unique to clients and customers.
