Sentence examples for explanation that when from inspiring English sources

The first one I have selected was written in response to my explanation that when firing someone I videotape the conversation and ask the employee to sign an acknowledgment.

When a novel information service appears to have zeroed in on one's deepest darkest secret preferences, it's hard to resist a strong emotional response — what might be referred to as the "creepy factor". But there is almost always an explanation that, when understood in context, takes the creepiness out of the equation.

"It was interesting to listen to Tinie's explanation that when he comes to compose music it has to feel right for him – there is an element of a very intuitive, qualitative assessment which he seems to be using which refers to his personal feelings about how the music feels to him, a kind of body resonance with the music," says Nasuto.

Flexoelectricity also provides a simple explanation that, when thought of in terms of the efficiency of electrical to mechanical power conversion, proves adequate to predict the height of individual stereocilia as a function of cell best frequency and thus presents a universal explanation for the amazing tonotopic organization expressed in the cochlea.

One group was informed that they ought to change answers they had given with the explanation that when in doubt, changing an answer once is statistically beneficial.

Or maybe the simplest explanation reigns: that when the nerve disturbance of chronic pain becomes entrenched, the sufferer's preoccupation divides him (or her) from friends and family, interferes with the pleasure of his usual hobbies and prompts him to question whether he has done something to deserve his pain and isolation.

One possible explanation for this finding is that; when both bacteria are inoculated simultaneously, B. trehalosi may inhibit in vivo growth of M. haemolytica until the immune system removes B. trehalosi.

There could have been a rebuttal to the comments from Franz Lidz, the author of "Ghostly Men," that hoarders often have irrational explanations for their actions and that, when it comes to discrimination, "hoarders don't have any".

"One explanation is that when institutions and technology are underdeveloped, honesty is important as a substitute for formal contract enforcement.

The usual explanation is that when members of Congress vote on an issue they are frequently influenced by the wishes of heavy contributors to their campaigns.

But there's another possible explanation -- namely, that when people tell pollsters they favor GMO labeling, they don't really know what they're saying.