Sentence examples for explaining the problems from inspiring English sources

Instead of explaining the problems, these lawyers often turn around and suggest a settlement.

Darling did not bother explaining the problems with gap control and stopping the run.

The club's chief executive, Peter Kenyon, insisted last weekend that there was a "healthy tension" at Stamford Bridge but Drogba has presented a different picture by explaining the problems have had a negative influence on the squad's form.

It's hard to know where to start in explaining the problems with the original Band Aid: the patronising, borderline racist lyrics; the perpetuation of negative and incredibly damaging stereotypes about Africa; or the genuinely terrible melody.

Mr Lewis has said he will meet with Mr Johnson once again, but added: "I suspect I would have as much joy explaining the problems with this huge cost hike to a brick wall".

Even for market specialists, pricing nature is no easy task, as a representative of a French investment bank told the Edinburgh forum when explaining the problems of trying to compare different species.

Explaining the problem is tricky.

First in their own lookalike virtual body they explained the problem, and then they switched to the body of counsellor1 and saw and heard themselves explaining the problem.

But I think you can get too comfortable just explaining the problem away like that.

As Robert Redford, founder of the Sundance festival, says: "Just explaining the problem isn't enough.

Heartbleed has been an exception; the researchers did an excellent job explaining the problem and the fix.