Sentence examples for explaining it would be from inspiring English sources
That, too, remains unexplained because, some in Kiev whisper, explaining it would be diplomatically awkward.A sub-theory is that Litvinenko died not on Mr Putin's direct order, but through a freelance vendetta pursued by current or former security agents.
In a panel session he was asked to clarify how staff could cope with a 20-fold increase in digital content publishing, with Auckland explaining it would be about community and user-generated content.
The history of this enormous structure is so complex that to attempt explaining it would be a disservice.
Dannon released a statement explaining it would be "no longer working with" Newton, as his remarks did not fit with the company's standards.
In it Moore suggested it was improper that Vizetelly's fate be determined by a jury of twelve tradesmen, explaining it would be preferable to be judged by three novelists.
Although having six kids hasn't slowed Angelina Jolie down, the actress admitted in December that she thinks she's going to give up acting when her children become teenagers, explaining it would be "too much to manage at home".
So maybe a better way to "popularize" poetry--hell, maybe a better way just to explain it would be to further valorize the dead, though with the caveat that the dead include the living.
And for me to say it and then explain it would be pedantic.
"If you didn't have television," one resident monk explained, "it would be so boring".
However, as I and others on the panel explained, it would be a mistake to justify the restriction or elimination of non-binding shareholder resolutions on such grounds.
