Sentence examples for explains setting up from inspiring English sources
"He had come to believe in ascent as a male obligation," Giardina explains, setting up the conceit that will prompt the novel's central inquiry: Can the Italian-American Palumbos rise above their social station?
The Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 will continue to control drugs where there is expert evidence of their harms," she explains, setting up another sample for testing.
"My mother worked in Nigeria for eight years," Coleman explains, "setting up and supervising a manufacturing plant for hair products". The botanicals she brought back--African shea butter, sage rosemary and hemp--inspired Coleman's skin-care line.
The process, Mazur explains, sets up students to commit to an answer, then move to the reasoning behind it.
As Maria Laufer, the head of Yandex Maps, explained, setting up cameras all over the megalopolis would be prohibitively expensive.
With Ready Now, Sprint retail associates work with new or existing customers to explain, set up and demonstrate the features and applications of their new phone.
As he explains: "We set up a series of meetings, a series of challenges if you like, which helped these people understand these issues in a much more profound way than they had beforehand".
As a physician explains: ' We set up the clinic to give everyone a share in the profits.
As the authors of "Hobby for Profit" explain, when setting up a hobby related business, you want to "specialize deep NOT wide".
Inflection Navigator assigns to each patient a care coordinator, who explains, assists, sets up appointments, anticipates questions, and provides answers.
The MCCU programme, Scott explains, was set up so that "young players could continue their education at university without having to sacrifice any part of their cricket development".
