Sentence examples for explaining precisely from inspiring English sources

OPEC officials had trouble explaining precisely how much production would need to be cut.

Rather than explaining precisely what "unauthorized" means, the C.F.A.A. leaves it up to the owner of the computer to decide.

Developers who claim their schemes are not commercially viable, when subject to these obligations, must submit a financial viability assessment explaining precisely why the figures don't stack up.

Jeffers has difficulty explaining precisely what this revelation meant, and how it inspired Podhoretz to change his political views, no doubt in part because it had no discernible effect on his observance of Jewish law and rituals.

She was featured in the Economist in the May 2010 article entitled: How People Really View TV with her video ethnographic research as the key point of reference explaining precisely why some TV technologies have worked and others failed.

Its brief is to make the union's unwieldy and outdated structures work better and to try to bridge the often yawning gap between disenchanted citizens and remote institutions, partly by explaining precisely the complex division of powers between the union and its members.

And then she explains precisely how to distinguish the two plants from one another.

Their letter to Senator Frist did not explain precisely what would constitute unacceptable provisions.

And "The One" is the first serious book to explain precisely why.

The State Department did not explain precisely why the steps were taken on Friday.

Alfred S. Posamentier (Op-Ed, May 11) explains precisely why I am not a math teacher today.