Sentence examples for from which to explain from inspiring English sources

In recent years, Combe has taken advantage of the World Wide Web as a relatively unlimited (compared with a 15- or 30-second television commercial) platform from which to explain its products.

This seems like a perfectly adequate basis from which to explain why we value saving for retirement.

His science background has also provided a solid basis from which to explain the new technologies to the 15 business-support specialists in the SInC.

This work complements previous work in Norway spruce [ 14] and provides a molecular basis from which to explain much of the chemical complexity of the oleoresin and volatile terpenoids in spruce.

Nishida's manner of contextualizing, in his theory of place or topos, draws from Chinese cosmological methods in which "to explain and infer is to locate within the pattern" (Graham 1989, 320; cited in Dalissier 2009b, 226).

Hopefully another major media venue will provide Meyerson with another perch from which to help explain what's going on, help us avoid economic and environmental catastrophe, and help guide us to find a more humane, democratic path toward prosperity, peace, and justice.

In place of these conventions, the writers offer texts that demand more of the reader, who is presented with compressed, repetitive, or only partially explained events from which to read a meaning that will not, in any case, be definitive.

Chalki is very dry, and water has to be imported from Rhodes, which helps to explain the lack of major development.

Many states require utilities to derive a certain share of their electricity from renewable fuels, which helps to explain why wind in recent years has accounted for more than a third of new electric-power capacity.

Engadget just posted a bunch of screenshots that appear to list the Logitech Revue's launch date as 9/29 if ordered from Dish Network, which seems to explain Google's recent Google TV giveaway at their Zeitgeist event where attendees received the product along with six months of Dish Network service.

Is it an assessment?" In the course of analysis two central themes arose from the interviews, which helped to explain some of the problems that patients experienced when considering a healthy living programme.