Sentence examples for may be to explain from inspiring English sources

But in Davos, if he does turn up, his main task may be to explain why investors should not be spooked by his warning that Britain may drift away from the European Union.

Now, says Mr Sobhan, for the first time, there is agreement that "unresolved problems should not stand in the way of things that can be done".The biggest difficulty for the Awami League may be to explain its new policy of engaging India to voters, in a country with a strong tradition of anti-Indian sentiment.

But many scientists did leave the meeting convinced that the randomized, controlled design proposed by Ballou should be used, as hard as it may be to explain, because it will be the fastest way to know if the vaccine works.

It has sexual situations -- actually, the whole movie is a sexual situation -- that may be difficult to explain to children.

You may be required to explain to the company holding your immediate annuity why you need the money immediately.

The still limited response to Pronovost's work may be easy to explain, but it is hard to justify.

However, this may be insufficient to explain the response to belowground competition.

Thus, other cooling processes in addition to adiabatic cooling may be needed to explain these trends of the CO2/CO ratio.

Fortunately, while fluid flow may be difficult to explain, it is beautiful to observe.

But while great technology may be hard to explain, it's very simple to use.

Social Security claiming patterns, therefore, add to the evidence that behavioral explanations may be needed to explain the annuity puzzle.