Sentence examples for has explained elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Alan Rusbridger has explained elsewhere the Guardian's reasoning for doing this.

Key words, as Alter has explained elsewhere, clue the reader in to what's at stake in a particular story, serving either as "the chief means of thematic exposition" within episodes or as connective tissue between them.

He has explained elsewhere that minimalists "favor decisions that are narrow, in the sense that they do not want to resolve issues not before the Court" and "shallow, in the sense that they avoid the largest theoretical controversies and can attract support from those with diverse perspectives on the most contentious questions".

But as I have explained elsewhere, the problem of the loss of normative content recurs in that setting.

We are confronted not just with a choice between nuclear power and gas or coal - whose consequences I have explained elsewhere - but also with a choice between different nuclear technologies.

As I've explained elsewhere, the finances of a sovereign government with its own fiat currency bear absolutely no resemblance to the finances of a household or a business.

As we have explained elsewhere, the terms 'mitochondrial donation' and 'mitochondria donor' are 'misleading as they imply a direction of travel for the mitochondria that is in fact the opposite of what will actually occur.

There is, as I've explained elsewhere, ample evidence of cultural anxiety at the core of anti-immigrant sentiment worries about some pure, American way of life being sullied by unwanted foreigners.

I've explained elsewhere how a revolution in medical device innovation could be enabled by transforming the applicable regulations from complex, old-style software prescriptions to simple, goal-oriented ones.

As I've explained elsewhere in an op-ed in the San Francisco Chronicle, as well as in HuffPost, in the usual case a majority of the cabinet must concur for the vice president to be named acting president for the appropriate period of time.

As I have explained elsewhere, because the hard-liners are not happy with Rouhani, most, if not all, of Iran's recent missile tests represent attempts by Iran's "deep state" to interrupt the gradual normalization of relations between Iran and the West under the Rouhani administration and fuel tension instead.