Sentence examples for easy to explain said from inspiring English sources

The shortage of French re-enactors is easy to explain, said Mr. Jones, a history major at Duke University.

"This terrain is not easy to explain," said Jeff Moore, leader of the New Horizons Geology, Geophysics and Imaging Team (GGI) at NASA's Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, California.

"Ten years ago, almost all the elected positions were Republican, and now you have this clear inversion — it's really kind of shocking and not easy to explain," said Herbert Gooch III, an emeritus politics professor at California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks.

The agonizingly slow pace of recovery from the Great Recession is easy to explain, say most economists.

"It was so easy to explain," she said.

Correction: In last week's piece on the Senate race in Maine ("Her reign in Maine is easy to explain"), we said that Susan Collins opposes raising the minimum wage.

MOMA's wall label claims that the surprising subject is easy to explain: Warhol said that for 20 years he ate Campbell's soup every day for lunch.

"Everything I do technically as part of the performance is easy to explain," he says.

"It's obviously a technical sport and not easy to explain to people," said the Barcelona, Sydney and Athens Olympics veteran.

This would be easy to explain away by saying that men's bodies are more wired for sex and orgasms, but research on sexuality shows us that when women have sex with other women, their rate of having an orgasm is equal to that of heterosexual men.

She says now that it would be too easy to explain away Swartz's suicide by saying he was depressed.