Sentence examples for he explained that by from inspiring English sources

He explained that by law Wahiba needed her husband's permission to work, because the papers described her as a housewife.

He explained that by doubling his speed and the size of his ramp, Hoffman could soar twice as high on his bike.

He explained that by deliberately timing bonuses to enable an increased rebate on maternity pay, the tax paid on the bonus would effectively fall from 41.8 per cent to just 8.4 per cent, the BBC said.

In a move that signals the end to system designed to encourage lower carbon motoring, George Osborne said the current system of discounting or waiving vehicle excise duty (VED) for greener vehicles "isn't sustainable and it isn't fair", as he explained that by 2017 over three-quarters of new cars would be certified as low-emissions vehicles and therefore not liable for VED.

He explained that by 2020 the cost of an "electric mile" will be so negligible that you'll essentially be buying or leasing your E.V. (minus the battery, which he owns) for about the cost of what you used to pay each year for gas.

Zuckerberg addressed the allegations that forming this organization was a way to avoid taxes — he explained that by structuring the Chan Zuckerberg entity as an LLC, that their shares will still be taxed.

He explains that by underwriting those ill-advised mortgage securities, Goldman played a deplorable role in stoking the nationwide real estate insanity.

Even though it will cost him his life, he explains that by choosing to live in Athens, he has chosen to live by its laws.

He explains that by feeding an MRI or CT scan image of the patient's heart into the 3D printer, "we can replicate that natural geometry and anatomy specific to that patient". The resulting device provides much greater accuracy.

Instead, he explains that by the mid-1990s Xerox competed with Canon, Kodak, Minolta, Ricoh, Savin, and other copier manufacturers, without mentioning HP, Brother, and other makers of computer printers that were eating Xerox's lunch.

However, the files contain a 2007 letter to the Vatican in which he explains that by transferring the assets, "I foresee an improved protection of these funds from any legal claim and liability".