Sentence examples for explaining the states of from inspiring English sources
In Paley you hear America singing, yes, but also: belly-aching, kvetching, teasing, advocating, disowning, politicizing, explaining the states of their bodies, assessing friends, lovers, and their children with both clinical distance and aching love, sometimes in the same sentence.
What are the greatest challenges you've found in explaining the state of the Japanese economy and U.S.-Japan relations?
As well as explaining the state of the observiball's surface, inflation has implications for what happened far beyond that surface.
This article aims to explain the state-of-the-art outcomes in this rapidly evolving field and to deliver critical insights which will lead to further progress.
The literature review partly explains the state-of-the-art of the subject including the current partnership theory and reviews the leader user design methodology and the technology models.
Section 2 describes the related work and explains the state-of-the-art and its limitations.
This article serves to explain the state-of-the-art to students and professionals in the field of wireless communication systems, presenting these fundamental topics clearly and concisely.
Others have used their new understanding of labor history to help explain the state of America's trade unions.
"Volatility" has become a favorite word to describe, but not really explain, the state of the electorate.
Back in 1979, President Jimmy Carter's pollster famously explained the state of the American public in a memo to Carter.
