Sentence examples for explanation to make from inspiring English sources

"Naproxen would have to be far better than aspirin" at preventing heart problems for this explanation to make sense, Dr. Nissen said.

— Identity Guard, offered by Intersections Inc., has added an explanation to make clear that the credit score it provides as part of its service is for educational purposes, and isn't the score that lenders actually use.

Just as Tupperware failed to fly off store shelves without a salesperson showing customers how to work the airtight seal, which inspired the party-plan model, solar panels often require demonstration and explanation to make the sale.

Eventually, if necessary, the examiner would explicitly correct the error with the needed explanation to make sure that the learner comprehended.

Some beliefs are related to a particular event, something shocking, like an assassination or a terrorist attack, that is a complete breach of reality and where people try to reach for an explanation to make sense of it.

This was a bad issue for Clinton because it takes a complicated explanation to make the charge, whereas all Obama has to do is say that he had permission from his campaign co-chair to use the line.

The digging, they think, is too deep for either of those explanations to make sense.

Mrs. Gann needs a costume in a hurry; Bloomingdale's put their doormen into costumes and have some explanations to make.

Newcomers in the 1990's began to dismiss the work of older artists as sentimental or too literal, Mr. Respall said, and embraced extravagantly intellectual approaches that required too many explanations to make sense.

Disturbed by a long succession of distressing scenes, an American lady who had been several weeks resident there called up the local mayor and endeavored through several explanations to make him understand about prevention of cruelty to animals.

López-Alt gives you enough science for the explanations to make sense, but everything is still firmly rooted in practical home cooking.