Sentence examples for explains should from inspiring English sources

Aggreko's engineers, he explains, should "act more like special forces than light infantry".

A hinting story, Swartwood explains, should do in twenty-five words what it could do in twenty-five hundred, that is, it "should be complete by standing by itself as its own little world".

As EurActiv explains: "Should a major financial institution fail, there will be no European competence to establish which countries will have to foot the bill and by what means.

Simple future, he explains, should be expressed I shall, you will, he/she will.

Harmonization, as the UK policy explains, should lead to 'international development agencies pooling a greater proportion of their money to finance directly the budgets of health sector plans in developing countries' (UKHG).

This, Munchak explained, should not make your stomach drop because "he is feeling good".

The focus, he explained, should be on "patient outcomes" – a phrase also adopted by his Conservative shadow, Andrew Lansley.

"Statistics," Mr. Forestier explained, "should be used only as an auxiliary to complement literary analysis and historical data".

Closets, Ms. Dazzo explained, should be partially emptied to create the sense that there's plenty of storage space.

Broader social concerns, he explained, should be a guide and will affect the spread and use of Big Data technology.

If the results of the interventions found in the first two regression analyses are not simply artefacts, then the amount of variance explained should be much smaller.