Sentence examples for explain in plain language from inspiring English sources

"Someone from Department of Justice wanted me to explain in plain language to the board how it could," Mr. Lee said.

The only way to resist this relentless, mindless attack is to explain, in plain language, why it's wrong, and to destroy, with plain facts, the zombie factoids that serve as its weapons.

No, the big opportunity that has opened up for the president as the Democratic National Convention begins is to do something he has not been very good at: explain in plain language how the United States came to its present pass and how he plans to set the country on a path to growth and jobs again.

AFTER some 120 logistically grueling, technologically challenging and emotionally exhilarating concerts on his Orchestrion Tour, the famed guitarist and budding robotics whiz Pat Metheny was still trying to explain in plain language just what he was up to with his latest and most unusual venture.

The ambition of my new book, Capital Offenses: Business Crime and Punishment in America's Corporate Age (W.W. Norton & Co ., is to illustrate and explain, in plain language accessible to all readers, the dilemma of corporate crime as a means to point Americans beyond criminal law and into a deeper examination of our relationship with the large modern corporation.

As a best practice, companies should also explain in plain language how they use customer data and make this visible on their site.

Understanding and Negotiating Book Publication Contracts identifies clauses that frequently appear in publishing contracts, explains in plain language what these terms (and typical variations) mean, and presents strategies for negotiating "author-friendly" versions of these clauses.

My modest proposal is a rule that requires every software-enabled equity product, like the recent batch of mortgage-backed securities, to be accompanied by a prose summary, no longer than 250 words or so, that explains in plain language exactly how it works.

The consent form was read aloud and explained in plain language for those individuals who declared being illiterate or were judged by the interviewer as having questionable capacity to understand the form.

A statement that explained in plain language the participation requirements and consent form were enclosed with the letter, along with a stamp-addressed envelope for return of the signed consent form.

Instead of talking about demand response or energy efficiency, explain in plain everyday language how smart technology is enabling consumers to become "prosumers" (consumers and producers of electricity) with their solar panels and electric vehicles.