Sentence examples for material explaining from inspiring English sources

"The release of these statistics without the subsequent accompanying background material explaining the methodology used made it hard for those interested to understand and scrutinise the statistics, which was clearly unsatisfactory.

Its main sponsor was the Tory MP Jill Knight, now a 90-year-old Tory peer, who still claims that she was motivated by horror stories she heard from parents of  pre-school children being shown explicit material explaining how gay sex is performed.

An overview of the new FROG-kb with examples and material explaining the results of its use are presented here.

Movements like reengineering and CRM have had their share of material explaining the steps to follow to make such a program successful.

The presence of such nanosized inclusions reduces significantly the lattice contribution to the thermal conductivity of the sintered "composite" material, explaining the strong increase of the ZT parameter in comparison to the sintered matrix alone.

Which method do you think would help you best remember the process one week later? A. Read the material explaining the process three times, all in one sitting.

Advance program material explains that the "Neither" of the title signifies "the transitory moment between life and death".

Three Elvis songs express the emotional story, but the physical material explains it: the pair (Dreda Blow and Joseph Taylor) were doomed from the start, their clasps, tugs and kicks sprung with traps of need and projections of desire.

"It's not cost effective and there would be no market for the separated material," explains Lawrence Black, director of global business development at Waste Management, a US-based environmental solutions provider.

Ms. Giering, a former pianist and not infrequent performer of her own material, explained that it took time before she understood how to tailor her music to whoever was singing it.

An example of this is the hotel room called the Peppers Bunk, named after "Charlie Peppers," among the building's "most colorful longtime residents," the hotel's publicity material explains.