Sentence examples for easy to explain why from inspiring English sources

It is not easy to explain why the 17th century should have been the golden age of the portrait.

It is not easy to explain why the partial shutdown of the Grand Street subway station has caused such outrage.

It's just that it's not easy to explain why Obama is still stuck with a position that could be summed up as "separate, but equal".

But they earn a meagre rate of interest, capped by the government.Given these alternatives, it is easy to explain why investors are flocking to WMPs.

"It's easy to explain why he developed severe amnesia, but what is remarkable about this case is that he has intact musical memory," Finke said.

And it's not easy to explain why a bottle of wine should ever cost more than £20, let alone as much as £100 or even £1,000.

They would then find it easier to explain why they must sometimes raise interest rates when conventional inflation is low.

Once you are prepared to accept, for example, that the two creation narratives were written by different people, it is easier to explain why they say different things.

A simple system means that it should be easier to explain why people need to save more - on top of the state pension - for their retirement years.

It's a lot easier to explain why you hate Apple or Microsoft, but try explaining why you like Apple or Microsoft.

This makes it a lot easier to explain why you are being so adamant about scholarships and summer jobs, too.