Sentence examples for explain that it would from inspiring English sources
"Many times we have to get counselors, ministers, pastors" to explain that it would not be in families' best interest psychologically to view the remains, he said.
Proposals to systematize rationing are rarely embraced, and Dr. Formica and others involved with the proposal took great pains to explain that it would not disadvantage most patients on waiting lists.
On three occasions recently I have had to talk to the class I am teaching and explain that it would be a huge mistake for them to think I am their friend.
Mr. Lamy, who had been speaking English, switched to French to explain that it would cost $13 million or more a year to add another language for an organization with "zero budget growth," not to mention that China and Arab members would demand a full United Nations-type language system.
Unimpressed, he pointed out that, if you believed the climate to be inherently unstable, the last thing you'd want to do is conduct a vast unsupervised experiment on it, and he went on to explain that it would be wrong to think of global warming and Event One as alternatives.
"I was coached to explain that it would be really difficult to merge or blend data between the two systems," Acton said.
The court explained that "it would be paradoxical if though the result of [the contributors'] joint labors had more than enough creativity and originality to be copyrightable, no one could claim copyright". Id.
Earlier this week, the company posted an update to its page, explaining that it would not be continuing the campaign after having pulled in less than a tenth of its goal, with around three days left.
Many chided the F.D.A. for its faulty science, explaining that it would take a bathtub of saccharin soda, consumed daily, to cause any real risk of cancer.
Its business manager explained that it would have turned it down, too, had the paper carried A & P's weekly grocery ads.
