Sentence examples for explaining a series of from inspiring English sources

ERIC MASSA, who is resigning from Congress over the possibility of a male staffer raising allegations of sexual harassment, has been explaining a series of jokes and misunderstandings over the years involving gay sex.

The modern instantiation of short-term memory came about because researchers had difficulty explaining a series of experimental results in terms of the then current theories of long-term memory.

A grim-faced surgeon explains a series of unexpected complications without telling the panicked family how the patient is doing.

The Army will send medical experts to Fort Bragg, N.C., next week to study a wide variety of health-related issues that might explain a series of domestic killings.

And it doesn't explain a series of public statements about the agreement, which make up some of Nisman's most intriguing evidence.

What are some good ways to explain a series of job changes? A. The best reason to move on is the opportunity to develop new skills.

Marshall met with Commissioner Roger Goodell on July 18 to explain a series of incidents over the past year, most notably his March 6 arrest on a domestic violence warrant filed by his former girlfriend in Atlanta.

One voter asked Mr. Obama how he maintained his composure after losing Ohio and Texas and enduring a tumultuous period in his candidacy that involved his effort to explain a series of controversial comments by Mr. Wright.

WEST VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Every few hours, it seems, attention is diverted from Olympic competition to the organizers, who have had to explain a series of foibles, accidents and miscalculations.

In her 11th day in the witness box, Brooks was challenged by the prosecution to explain a series of emails, written between 2004 and 2009, when she was editing the Sun, in which a journalist asked her to authorise the payments for his "number one military contact" and his "ace military contact".

We now explain a series of events that trigger the system to move from state (1,1) to state (0,0).