Sentence examples for does it illustrates from inspiring English sources

It sure does – it illustrates precisely why, in 2003, the first iteration of the Crap Towns book series declared Basingstoke the ninth-shittiest place to live in the UK.

Nor does it illustrate the complex confluence of social, political, and economic factors that lay behind the unfortunate physical and living conditions at places like Pruitt Igoe.

But does it illustrate the possibilities of a very powerful Facebook five years from now? Yes.

Williams added: "Not only does it illustrate the global increase in the higher standards of BDO and WDF players, but it also satisfies the growing TV audiences created by BBC coverage".

Does it illustrate that Jack should be free?

Or, does it illustrate (too well, in this case) the acumen of the Pentagon in the mediating of war access?

Neither does it illustrate all the time she spent personally snatching milk from babies and toddlers, as she rode through the streets of Northern market towns with a loudhailer and a long net, inside of what she cruelly dubbed her 'Anti-Milk Float'.

While only a small percentage of Chinese use these tools to sidestep government filters, the ease with which they can do it illustrates the difficulty any government faces in enforcing the type of strict censorship that was possible only a few years ago.

In so doing, it illustrated the difficulties that lay ahead.

Not only did it illustrate the extensive reach of manmade plastics, but it also raised a second issue: if Arctic ice continues to melt at its current rate, then more than one trillion pieces of microplastic could be released.

The recent belabored negotiations by Brussels, Madrid and Frankfurt over how much help to give Spain and how to do it illustrated just how slow and difficult it would be to move toward a common European bank oversight system.