Sentence examples for explains we see from inspiring English sources

Dr Suzy Moat explains: "We see two leading explanations for this relationship between search activity and GDP.

He explains: 'We see partnering with startups as a win-win situation, in that they offer capabilities we don't have, and vice versa.

The Silent Circle blog posts explains "We see the writing the wall, and we have decided that it is best for us to shut down Silent Mail now".

Bauer explains, "We see a world where the business – HR people, IT people, end users from all departments – dip in and out of the archive every day, using clever apps, or suites of apps, that enable them to collaborate on projects, visualize complex relationships in the metadata chains, search and browse documents from file stores, email archives or Sharepoint on an iPad".

Neil Nightingale, creative director at BBC Earth, explains: "We see this as an additional way of looking of things, that brings the contribution of nature into sharp focus.

A male pharmacist technician (age 36) explains "We see them every month and serving them is a pleasure because they are always cheerful and they ask where they do not understand".

Malala says levelly: "They'd not seen me talking…" Ziauddin explains: "We saw a different…" his stutter betrays his emotion – "Ma… Ma… Malala".

A spokeswoman explains: "We saw that large sums of money were being withdrawn in London which did not match [the reader's uncle's] spend pattern, so suspected fraudulent activity on his account and put a block on his card.

Iltezam explains: "We saw the men trying to push the soldiers, and none of them could do that.

"At the lower, noncytotoxic dose," he explains, "we saw an approximately equal number of genes that were increased as were decreased, whereas at the higher, cytotoxic dose, virtually all of the significant changes involved activation of genes".

Yet, as linguist George Lakoff and others have explained, we see the state as a metaphor for the family.