Sentence examples for has explained very from inspiring English sources
As Dame Janet has said, she's rejected his evidence, and she has explained very clearly why.
As Fred Pearce has explained very nicely, the tree ring temperature record does diverge in the latter part of the 20th Century from thermometer records, and that is well known, if not well understood.
Yet as she moves through the confirmation process, Judge Sotomayor has explained very little about one facet of her legal life: Sotomayor & Associates, the solo law practice she ran out of her Brooklyn apartment for several years in the 1980s.
The triggers for bin Laden's actions, as he himself has explained very clearly, were America's presence in Arabia during the Gulf War — a desecration of the Muslim Holy Land — and America's use of Saudi Arabia as a base for an attack on Iraq.
It would have probably been very useful if someone very close to Trump had explained very early on that this is what life was going to be like.
Despite these great advances, the combined results of linkage, candidate gene, and GWAS approaches have explained very little of the variance in BMI, suggesting that there are still many genetic findings to be made, most likely being rarer variants exhibiting small effects.
As the chairman of China's National Agricultural Development Group has explained, "Krill provides very good quality protein that can be processed into food and medicine.
Like Emin's bed, Sulkowicz's project is, she has explained, based upon a very specific experience: that of being raped by a male student, a friend, in her dorm room, which was equipped with a mattress very like the one she is now carrying.
The story, once destined to be an HBO miniseries, was eventually whittled down by director Craig MacNeil, and Sevigny has explained that "it was very hard" to see certain moments cut.
Though Max has explained that he was very proud of In Defense of the Genre, he described it as being more of an "homage to sort of a lot of the bands that we liked and, like, a style that we respected".
As columnist Peter Huber has explained in our pages, the very thesis that atmospheric carbon is bad is a matter of faith, not science.
