Sentence examples for explaining that it would from inspiring English sources

Earlier this week, the company posted an update to its page, explaining that it would not be continuing the campaign after having pulled in less than a tenth of its goal, with around three days left.

Many chided the F.D.A. for its faulty science, explaining that it would take a bathtub of saccharin soda, consumed daily, to cause any real risk of cancer.

Norman Mailer cries off in a letter explaining that it would take the best part of a working day.

"I'd buy some dope and we'd proceed to get heavily stoned," he writes, explaining that it would give his friend the "munchies".

The Fed led the move, explaining that it would help to "ease strains in financial markets" that are being caused by the euro-debt crisis.

Following the announcement of details of its rescue this week the bank wrote to nearly 130 local authorities explaining that it would no longer provide their banking services.

Its business manager explained that it would have turned it down, too, had the paper carried A & P's weekly grocery ads.

Phil explains that it would come under the "other" category.

The prime minister explained that it would deprive "terrorists of the oxygen of publicity".

He explained that it would help parents who wanted to go on a field trip or attend a teacher conference.

He explained that it would help his dialogue with Orthodox leaders if "we could be partners on an equal footing".