Sentence examples for explain the course from inspiring English sources

How else to explain the course of events?

The use of biographical detail to predict or explain the course of a Supreme Court career is a tool of modest helpfulness.

One Day in September is about the massacre of Israeli athletes by Arab terrorists at the 1972 Olympics and, in addition to interviews and archive footage, employs computer graphics to explain the course of events.

They emphasized, though, that stress was only one factor and that no one really could explain the course of the chronic disease, which goes in and out of remission.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, Libya scores worse on indicators measuring government accountability and tribal loyalties than Egypt or Tunisia which may help explain the course the Arab spring has taken there.

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The Jets later explained the course of events with Tebow's injury.

This means not only explaining the course of history in new ways, but also accepting that the course itself could have been different.

He noted that many of the jurors in the trial of Mr. Kozloswki and Mr. Swartz had appeared on television programs and in the pages of numerous publications, explaining the course of their deliberations.

Historian Antony Beevor takes a tour of Gold Beach with the BBC's Simon McCoy and explains the course of events at Arromanches 70 years ago.

At one well, where the burning oil has ringed the wellhead, lead engineer Ali Aksen explains the course of action.