Sentence examples for explaining that it could from inspiring English sources

Someone else drew a phone shaped like a water bottle, explaining that it could store precious drinking water and also float on the monsoon waters.

It was advised that the text be placed directly onto the map face, explaining that it could easily be misplaced, truncated, or disregarded if supplied separately.

The company is already touting the new feature to potential advertisers, explaining that it could be used by people who want to remember a post about their business.

After a month had passed, Allianz sent a letter explaining that it couldn't release funds because "your mother was named beneficiary, but obviously the sum insured could not be paid out because she had left Germany," adding, "We assume that we subsequently had to pay out the sum insured to the financial authorities of the Third Reich".

The 2012 elections didn't turn out so well as a whole for the GOP, but the Republican State Leadership Committee issued a memo this month proudly explaining that it could have been a lot worse if not for the successful redistricting push spurred by its efforts.

In an interview, he praised Mr. Biden as being cordial, saying the vice president asked him not to grant asylum and explained that "it could greatly deteriorate relations, but without any kind of threat, just presenting the importance that the Snowden case has for them".

The company repeatedly explained that it could not, based on its promise to Congress.

They explained that it could take a lot more without any problem.

Mr. Shah explained that it could not happen, and then explained again to the neighbor's wife.

In a statement last spring, the school explained that it could remain competitive only "through significant additional revenue generation that comes from market-based tuition fees".

The owners came to get the dog & Rod tried to explain that it couldn't be helped, but the people didn't seem to pay any attention.