Sentence examples for explains since from inspiring English sources

Mr McConnell explains: "Since EnronOnline has reduced our transaction times to less than a second, our guys have to manage their businesses by the second not just by the day as in the past".

Still, Mr. Maazel remains peripatetic, with apartments in New York and Monaco (not for tax purposes, he explains, since Americans don't stand to benefit, but for access to an airport open 24 hours).

Comparing 2004 presidential election exit polls with subsequent Gallup and Pew Research questions on the "most important issue" for Americans, public opinion research expert Kenneth Sherrill, political science department chairman at New York's Hunter College, explains: "Since 2004, Iraq surpassed 'terrorism', and in the past few months, 'the economy' has surpassed Iraq".

Times have changed, he explains, since he first started in the property business.

Joseph Raz explains: "Since our concern for autonomy is a concern to enable people to have a good life it furnishes us with reason to secure that autonomy which could be valuable.

"This change will entail no net change in cost to the federal government," the report explains, "since federal coverage of a higher portion of indirect costs would, at the margins, shift part of federal research funding from direct to indirect costs".

She has been interested in puzzles, she explained, since her childhood in northwest China.

That's easy to explain, since the song was a hit all the way back in 1925.

But, they explained, since the work was privately funded, the researchers had no obligation to ask the committee's permission to go ahead.

Mayhew explained: "Since 2008 new and better data and better techniques have come along which have enabled us to get a better picture of what's going on.

Watson's statement explained: "Since the talks began, Jeremy has publicly declared his intention to continue as leader come what may.