Sentence examples for explain that because from inspiring English sources

Would you explain that, because I think it's a fascinating insight which would help our audience understand this debate.

Aliabadi tried to explain that, because of the way the containers were stacked, this would require docking and unloading the entire ship.

"When they actually explain that because of the storm they are not interested in this area anymore, you feel helpless," Mr. Eklund said.

Ducking behind the brogue and adopting a silly voice, he didn't so much tell jokes as explain that, because Conti's monkey was only a puppet, and this was a real shoe, his was the superior act.

But Fleming went on to explain that because the port remained part of the "enemy's country," even though under U. S. military occupation, "its subjugation did not compel the United States, while they held it, to regard it as part of their dominions, nor to give to it any form of civil government, nor to extend to it our laws". Id., at 618.

I tried to explain that because my deadline for filing the column had fallen at the end of the first day of Le Web, I hadn't had a chance to say how much better day two had been, both in terms of temperature and in the quality of panels and speakers.

And you'll never have to explain that concern because someone else in the room will second your thought immediately.

He explains that because open source code can be easily accessed and studied online, a potential hacker can find vulnerabilities.

In her article, Lizzie explains that "because cabbies are independent contractors rather than employees, the traditional union model doesn't apply".

She explains that "because of that prohibition, the free movement and the prohibition of discrimination on the grounds of nationality in the EU cannot be relied upon".

Cantor explains that "because of labor shortage, the peasants could press for higher wages and further elimination of servile dues and restrictions.