Sentence examples for explains you need from inspiring English sources

To become a qualified anatomical pathology technologist, she explains, you need practical experience of handling dead bodies.

When sauteing meats, she explains, you need to start heating a pan before you do anything else.

He explains: "You need to be able to tell the story in a matter of minutes while keeping your audience captivated.

But because stress and worrying can be so engrained, McGarvey explains, you need to practice (and keep practicing) the skills and habits you need to keep your attention on the present.

Jim Shanley, who oversees staffing, learning, and leadership development at Bank of America, explains: "You need a strong leadership development and succession process, but it is not the process that really makes the difference.

To reduce pollutants, he explains you need to improve combustion through higher temperatures and more pressure.

A former Apple executive explained: "You need a thousand rubber gaskets?

Iris had learned to explain, "You need a key to get out, too" -- a kind of apology.

To understand what the theory is doing, as Mr Rabin and Mr Thaler explain, you need to follow along with some arithmetic.

"A lot of the time they don't know what we need but, if you explain you need something that is tactile or can provide a hands-on experience, they can usually accommodate you".

"If you're going to step straight into business meetings that have significant economic consequence for the people of our state," Mr Sanford explained, "you need to have gotten some level of sleep the night before".