Sentence examples for later explanation from inspiring English sources

Her later explanation to the Times, did not help matters: "My brain, my mind was white.

"The real danger here is it threatens to unravel the good relations we've built with state and local officials". Echoing Bush's own later explanation, Duffy said yesterday that the president in his now-famous Sept. 1 comment did not mean that no one had ever anticipated breaches of the levees that guard New Orleans from flooding.

His remark at a Republican debate in May that employers should be able to fire gay workers drew a torrent of criticism, and his later explanation — that his hearing aid had not been working and that he had urgently needed to use the bathroom — only kept the story alive.

In a later explanation Lt.

His attempts to explain some of his stunning directives — for example, his admonition to deputies to work in the "gray area" of the law and his later explanation that he meant they should use their discretion — are laughable.

The later explanation can be ignored, since fracture experiments for orientation A were possible to perform.

I actually thought Kent's later explanations were more interesting and, in a way, damning.

Simulation in this study was originally designed for the prediction of experiments and later explanations.

These later explanations believe that resource windfalls have a detrimental impact on government behaviors such as the time horizons of policy makers, institutional development, methods of government-revenue extraction, and the composition of government expenditures (Collier and Hoeffler 2004, 2005; Mehlum et al. 2006; Moore 2001, 2004; Torvik 2009).

He gets plugged and falls into a river and reappears later without explanation.

Later, the explanation was switched to the $60-a-share 60-a-share 60-a-shareter told the jury.