Sentence examples for explain the mess from inspiring English sources

Hari Kunzru Among the slew of books claiming to explain the mess we've made of the Iraq war, one stands out - Rory Stewart's Occupational Hazards (Picador).

It left Coach Jurgen Klinsmann trying to explain the mess his team seems to be, and why the qualifying road ahead now looks so treacherous, as Martin Rogers writes on Yahoo.com.

This wave of attacks hammered Sony's share price and led to executives being asked to explain the mess to Congress.Given all this, one would expect Sony Pictures' internal practices to meet the gold standard of cyber-security.

Maude has also proposed that parliament be given powers to summon former senior reporting officers on a project after they have left so they can explain the mess left behind.

The unhappiness is being shared with passengers: a row over raising the pension age has led to next week's strike.Hauled before Parliament to explain the mess, Damian Green, the immigration minister, promised a new central control room to monitor queues, mobile teams that could be dispatched to clear backlogs and a new rota to ensure that staff are on hand when needed.

Your job is to clean it up and explain the mess to hotel management and hope they don't slap you with a giant-sized bill and that the incident doesn't land on Page Six.

In the sketch, Diamond tries to explain the messed up logic of sitcoms to the school's black students.

This in part explains the mess at J. C. Penney.

DVD/Blu-ray, Entertainment In Video Another documentary about the current financial crisis that does a good job of explaining the mess.

China's saving rate, at about 40%, is one of the highest in the world, and other East and South-East Asian countries are not far behind.Household thrift has underwritten Asian firms' profligacy, which in a nutshell explains the mess at many Asian banks.

(that was sarcastic) At least the seller partially explains the mess by saying that he is trying to go through his stuff.